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Dispense in the hot lab, inject at the bedside — same device, seven isotopes.

KARL100 spans the boundary that usually defines two pieces of equipment in a nuclear-medicine department — the radiopharmacy dispenser on one side, the patient-side injector on the other. One Class A dispensing environment, seven supported isotopes from F-18 PET to Ra-223 alpha therapy, and a 1 kg shielded mini-injector that carries each dose to the injection room. 200 sites worldwide. This page explains what that bridge actually unlocks.

Where KARL100 sits

From multi-dose vial to patient bedside — same device

Step 1

Multi-dose vial

Bulk radiopharmaceutical product enters the hot lab

Step 2

KARL100

Class A dispenser draws individual patient doses into shielded mini-injectors

Step 3

Mini-injector

Light 1 kg shielded carrier travels to the injection room

Step 4

Patient

Same device performs the infusion at the patient bedside

Why this matters

Six things KARL100 delivers, explained simply

Seven isotopes, one Class A box

PET and therapy from the same dispensing system

KARL100 is multi-tracer compatible — 18F, 11C, 68Ga and 64Cu for PET diagnostics; 177Lu, 90Y and 223Ra for radionuclide therapy / theranostics. A centre running both diagnostic PET and therapy on the same site doesn't need two parallel dispensing chains.

Based on: KARL100 product page — verbatim isotope list

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Class A dispensing environment

Aseptic dispensing inside the device

Per the manufacturer, the KARL100 dispensing environment is Class A — the cleanroom class the European pharmaceutical rules expect for aseptic radiopharmaceutical preparation. Individual patient doses are drawn from multi-dose vials inside that Class A shield.

Based on: KARL100 product page — "Class A radiopharmaceutical dose administration system"

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1 kg portable mini-injectors

The dose travels light to the injection room

KARL100 outputs portable shielded mini-injectors that weigh about 1 kg. Light enough for the technologist to carry to each injection room, shielded enough to keep the dose safe. The centralised dispenser scales out into the rooms via mini-injectors rather than via more central machines.

Based on: KARL100 product page — "carry only 1 kg mini-injectors"

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Multiple infusions in parallel

Multi-room workflow without duplicating the dispenser

Once a mini-injector leaves the hot lab, the central KARL100 is free to dispense the next patient's dose. Multiple infusions can run in different rooms at the same time, served by one central Class A device.

Based on: KARL100 product page — "multiple infusions simultaneously"

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Hot-lab + injection-room bridge

One equipment surface across two teams

KARL100 is the device that dispenses AND administers. The radiopharmacist sees its hot-lab side, the technologist sees its bedside side. The product is engineered to span the team boundary that usually means two pieces of equipment with two calibration chains.

Based on: KARL100 workflow positioning

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200 units worldwide

A mature reference base

(the manufacturer )publishes 200 KARL100 installations globally — including a landmark install at Chedis Mahmoudi Hospital, a major PET centre in Northern Africa. For an Indian buyer evaluating multi-tracer dispensing, this is not a first-of-its-kind procurement.

Based on: KARL100 product page — "200 Karl 100 installed around the World"

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The seven supported isotopes

¹⁸F

PET

FDG, NaF, F-DOPA, PSMA-1007

¹¹C

PET

Choline, Acetate

⁶⁸Ga

PET

PSMA-11, DOTATATE

⁶⁴Cu

PET

Cu-ATSM, copper trackers

¹⁷⁷Lu

Therapy

PSMA-617, DOTATATE PRRT

⁹⁰Y

Therapy

Y-90 SIRT, microspheres

²²³Ra

Therapy

Ra-223 dichloride

Source: KARL100 product page — verbatim isotope list. Note that Tc-99m is not on the published list; confirm via brochure if SPECT support is needed.

Scope of this page

The KARL100 public product page publishes the seven-isotope list, the Class A environment claim, the 1 kg mini-injector weight and the 200-units-installed figure. Detailed shielding thickness, dose-volume range, machine footprint and software / DICOM integration are not on the open page — confirm via the brochure (URL exposed in resources) or the karl100.com microsite. Tc-99m is not on the published isotope list; confirm with (the manufacturer )before assuming SPECT compatibility. the manufacturer marketing language uses "Class A" but does not cite a specific GMP / CE / IEC certification number on this page.