Which Troxler models can be shipped as Excepted Packages?

The models that can be shipped as Excepted Packages must comply with specific regulatory criteria regarding radiation safety. In the case of Troxler models, the 3660, 4301, and 4302 are designed to fall within these regulations, allowing them to be shipped with fewer restrictions compared to other models that exceed certain thresholds of radioactive content or emissions.

This classification as an Excepted Package often means that these models contain a limited amount of radioactive material, which qualifies them for less stringent transportation requirements. The limits are designed to ensure that even in the event of an accident, the risk to the public and environment remains minimal.

The other models listed do not meet these criteria and therefore cannot be shipped as Excepted Packages, as they likely contain higher amounts of radioactive material or do not adhere to the specified parameters for packaging and transport in compliance with regulations. Understanding these classifications is crucial for safe and compliant transportation of nuclear gauges while ensuring safety standards are upheld during the handling, shipping, and deployment of these instruments.