Authorised Indian Distributor
Saxsons Group
New Delhi, India · Since 1997
Mo-99/Tc-99m GeneratorTechnetium Elution System
The workhorse of nuclear medicine. A fission-based, EU-GMP certified molybdenum-99/technetium-99m generator delivering ready-to-use 99mTc for daily SPECT imaging across cardiology, oncology, nephrology and bone departments.
Key Features
- Fission-based Mo-99 for highest specific activity Tc-99m
- EU-GMP certified manufacturing — consistent radiochemical purity
- Available in 5-dose and 10-dose configurations
- Ready-to-use 99mTc eluate compatible with cold-kit labelling
- Consistent Mo-99 breakthrough levels — EANM compliant
All Features
- Fission-based Mo-99 for highest specific activity Tc-99m
- EU-GMP certified manufacturing — consistent radiochemical purity
- Available in 5-dose and 10-dose configurations
- Ready-to-use 99mTc eluate compatible with cold-kit labelling
- Consistent Mo-99 breakthrough levels — EANM compliant
- Low aluminium ion content for reliable radiolabelling
- Lead-shielded generator body for operator safety
- Weekly delivery schedule aligned to Indian nuclear medicine workflows
- Full documentation for AERB import and in-hospital use
- Compatible with all major cold-kit radiopharmaceutical kits
- Sterile, pyrogen-free eluate — direct patient administration ready
- Calibration certificate with each delivery
Technical Specifications
| Radionuclide | Molybdenum-99 → Technetium-99m |
| Production method | Fission of U-235 (high specific activity) |
| Configuration | 5-dose and 10-dose per delivery |
| Eluate form | Sterile, pyrogen-free sodium pertechnetate |
| Radiochemical purity | ≥ 99% 99mTcO₄⁻ (EANM / USP compliant) |
| Mo-99 breakthrough | < 0.001 μCi Mo/mCi Tc (EANM limit) |
| Aluminium ion | < 10 μg Al/mL eluate |
| Generator body | Lead-shielded for operator radiation protection |
| Shelf life | 14 days from calibration date |
| Cold-kit compatibility | All standard SPECT radiopharmaceutical kits |
| Certification | EU-GMP; Certificate of Analysis with each batch |
| Import compliance | AERB import licence required; Saxsons manages documentation |
Applications
The single isotope behind 80% of nuclear medicine procedures
Cardiac SPECT Imaging
Myocardial perfusion imaging with 99mTc-MIBI and 99mTc-Tetrofosmin. Standard of care for coronary artery disease assessment and viability studies.
Bone Scintigraphy
99mTc-MDP whole-body and SPECT bone scans for metastasis detection, stress fracture evaluation and Paget's disease assessment.
Renal Imaging
99mTc-DTPA, 99mTc-MAG3 and 99mTc-DMSA for GFR measurement, renography and differential renal function studies.
Oncology Nuclear Medicine
Sentinel lymph node mapping (99mTc-Nanocoll), tumour perfusion imaging and post-therapy residual tumour assessment.
Thyroid & Parathyroid
99mTc-pertechnetate thyroid scans and 99mTc-MIBI parathyroid imaging for adenoma localisation.
Pulmonary Perfusion
99mTc-MAA lung perfusion scans for pulmonary embolism diagnosis and pre-surgical lung function quantification.
Why Mo-99/Tc-99m Generator?
Fission Mo-99 delivers the highest specific activity Tc-99m eluate, ensuring reliable radiolabelling yields across all cold-kit pharmaceuticals. Reactor-irradiated targets eliminate the yield limitations of neutron-activation Mo-99.
Full EU-GMP manufacturing documentation supports AERB import licensing and NABH/JCI departmental accreditation audits. Every generator ships with a certificate of analysis and batch release.
Saxsons manages cold-chain logistics from European production to Indian nuclear medicine departments. Delivery scheduling aligned to your imaging calendar — no stock-outs on scan days.
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FAQ
Mo-99 / Tc-99m generator supply — questions we hear from Indian nuclear-medicine teams
Why every SPECT department depends on a weekly Tc-99m generator, why supply-chain reliability directly affects the patient list, how to size the weekly activity, and how the generator fits the AERB dossier.
Q.Why does every SPECT nuclear-medicine department depend on a Mo-99 / Tc-99m generator?
Tc-99m is the workhorse isotope for SPECT imaging — MDP bone, MIBI cardiac perfusion, MAG3 renogram, DMSA renal cortical, thyroid pertechnetate and 20+ other kits. Its 6-hour half-life makes it ideal for imaging (short enough for low patient dose, long enough for the study) but too short to import as a finished product. The clinical Tc-99m is eluted on-site from a Mo-99 parent generator that delivers a fresh batch every day for one to two weeks. Without the generator, there is no SPECT nuclear medicine.
Q.What problem does a reliable generator supply chain solve for an Indian NM department?
A generator supply gap of even one day cancels the SPECT list. The Mo-99 half-life is 66 hours, so a delayed shipment loses activity fast — a generator that arrives 24 hours late delivers only ~78 % of the labelled Monday activity. Indian NM departments depend on a reliable weekly delivery cadence coordinated against Mo-99 parent-nuclide production windows overseas. Saxsons has run this supply chain for 40+ years across the Indian NM network.
Q.What activity size should the department order?
Generator activity is sized against the department's weekly patient list — number of SPECT patients per day × typical kit activity × elution days per generator week. An under-sized generator forces a mid-week gap; an over-sized generator wastes decay. Saxsons' clinical-support team sizes the weekly generator activity against the department's SPECT list at first order and re-sizes as the practice grows.
Q.How does the generator fit into the AERB Safety Code for Nuclear Medicine Facility?
AERB Safety Code governs the shielded generator storage, elution workflow, dose-calibrator verification of every elution, and Mo-99 breakthrough / Al³⁺ QC testing on each elution. The generator itself ships with the shielded transport container and receiving documentation the AERB inspection expects; Saxsons supplies the compliant transport chain and the receiving paperwork with every delivery.
Q.How is the generator supplied and supported in India?
Distributed across India by Saxsons Group. Supply covers weekly generator delivery cadence, cold-chain logistics, receiving-documentation pack for AERB, dose-calibrator verification support and clinical applications support for the SPECT list. This has been Saxsons' core Nuclear Medicine business for 40+ years — the operational muscle for weekly Tc-99m delivery across the Indian NM network.
Mo-99/Tc-99m Generator supplier in India — Saxsons Group
Saxsons Group has supplied nuclear medicine equipment to over 1,000 Indian hospitals since 1988. Every consignment of Mo-99/Tc-99m Generator ships with cold-chain logistics, AERB import documentation, CDSCO registration references and a Certificate of Analysis delivered before dispatch — the paperwork your radiation-safety and procurement teams need, pre-assembled.
- Nationwide delivery footprint — every metro and tier-2 city in India, scheduled to your treatment / procedure calendar.
- AERB & CDSCO documentation — import licence, radiation-safety paperwork and RSO briefing pre-assembled for the audit file.
- 40+ years in Indian oncology — long-standing supply relationships with AIIMS, Tata Memorial, and hundreds of tertiary-care centres.
- Single point of accountability — one purchase order, one delivery contact, one after-sales team across the whole product family.
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