US Nuclear’s Drone-Mounted and Hand-Held Detectors for Hazardous Chemical Spills, Attacks, or Fires
LOS ANGELES, CA, Feb. 21, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via -- Recent derailment of the train carrying hazardous chemicals in East Palestine, Ohio highlights the severe dangers posed from chemical spills or attacks, and how important it is to be able to quickly identify dangerous chemicals in the air, food, or water, and protect yourself and your community from them. US Nuclear (OTC-QB: UCLE) specializes in hazardous material detection and is helping to preserve the life and health of first responders, workmen and by-passers making people more secure and better prepared through use of their unique drone-mounted and hand-held hazardous chemical detectors. When a first responder sends one of US Nuclear’s fully instrumented drones directly into the danger zone he saves himself from the risk of potentially fatal exposure. Whether accidental or malicious, toxic spills or explosions need to be dealt with.
In the event of a chemical spill, attack, or fire, first responders, healthcare departments, emergency response, environmental agencies, and local residents all need the ability to quickly and accurately identify what and where the chemicals are so they can help mitigate or prevent dangerous exposure. The key to staying safe is being prepared and having the right equipment in the event of an emergency.
US Nuclear is now offering airborne chemical detectors utilizing unique open-loop ion mobility spectrometry (IMS) for chemical detection and identification. A real-time trend display allows for hazardous chemical surveillance, warning for areas with higher concentrations of chemicals before it even reaches the alarm level, and sharing the real-time data, location, and alarms with other team members or a central command station. Two versions are currently available, drone-mounted or hand-held:
DroneCHEM-2-IWC: Drone-mounted version
DroneCHEM-2-IWC-H: Hand-held version
In addition, US Nuclear also offers novel miniature mass spectrometers that can also be mounted on UAVs to detect war gases, industrial chemicals, nerve gases and poisons, irritants, explosives, drugs, and hazardous chemicals. US Nuclear’s drones are the perfect tool for surveying hazardous sites safely, and can be equipped with numerous sensor payloads depending on the job at hand.
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US Nuclear Corp. (OTC-QB: UCLE)
Robert I. Goldstein, President, CEO, and Chairman
Richard Landry, Chief Financial Officer
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