Nuclear Medicine Equipments Engineering is a professional supplier of various high-quality special machined metal parts of stainless steel, tantalum, niobium, tungsten, copper, aluminum, and ceramics to customers all over the world. Innovation is our impetus, customer satisfaction is our aim; Nuclear Medicine Equipments Engineering will always provide your needs, which are precision manufactured, at the right time, and in the right way. 

Our services;                                     

Cyclotron Spare Parts; All of our spare parts are made to customer requirements and can be easily adapted to a variety of cyclotrons. We have manufactured and supplied spare parts for the widely used GE PETtrace Cyclotron, IBA Cyclone 18/9 Cyclotron, and Siemens Eclipse RDS 111-112 Cyclotron, but we can manufacture and supply spare parts for other Cyclotrons if necessary.

Facility Mechanical Solutions; Nuclear medicine production devices (Customized Hot Cells, FDG Dispensing Hot Cell, FDG Synthesis Hot Cell, I-131 production Hot Cell, Mo99 Hot Cell, Pass-thru cabinets, and all related automated pharmaceutical machines or mechanism devices), design creation of the cleanrooms and related devices according to the GMP, FDA, USP-797 and IAEA rules via using Solidworks and Ansys software (thermal, fluid and durability analysis), realization and creation of production and production sequences.

The concept of our projects always follows the same structure: The first step is to define the user requirements for the project.

Based on the requirement definition, our team develops an initial concept that is presented in detail to the client.

Fine-tuning and completing the detailed technical description of the project brings us to the next cornerstone; this way, expectations and cost of ownership will be transparent.

The project will be put together and tested by our team in Turkey; Final evaluation and initial approval are part of this process: as the next step, the system is ready for final assembly and acceptance at the customer's site.

The first run is followed by a monitoring period to make sure everything is up to the needs and requirements.