Russia Hits Record Output of Radiation Monitoring Systems for Global Nuclear Industry

The Russian company DOZA has produced over 4,300 high-tech monitoring units—now used not only in Russia, but also in Bangladesh, Turkey, and beyond.

For the first time in its 30-year history, Russia’s DOZA Scientific and Production Enterprise has surpassed a production milestone: over 4,300 units of radiation monitoring equipment delivered.

This includes 2,100 volumetric activity monitors for radioactive aerosols (UDA-1AB) and 2,250 alpha-beta radiometers (UMF-2000) designed to detect extremely low levels of radioactivity.

The surge in production was driven by rising international demand for reliable, high-quality nuclear monitoring systems. DOZA credits its success to well-established serial manufacturing processes supported by modern equipment and technological infrastructure.

The company’s radiation control instruments are used across the nuclear energy sector, in hospitals, and in research centers—not only in Russia but around the world. Its systems are installed at nuclear power plants in countries such as Bangladesh and Turkey, among others.

As the global market seeks dependable nuclear safety tools, DOZA’s growing footprint signals a strong international endorsement of Russian engineering.