🌍 Overseas project delivery is never just about shipping equipment.

2026-05-21

For nuclear medicine projects, the real challenges often begin after the equipment arrives on site: room readiness, power supply, construction progress, equipment access, and coordination with local teams.

In a nuclear medicine project in Nigeria, LBT faced a typical complex overseas delivery scenario. The site was not a fully standardized installation environment, and several on-site conditions still needed to be coordinated step by step.

🔧 On-site adaptation played an important role.

During the weighing and positioning process, the team adjusted the original support method and optimized it into a more stable solution to better meet the actual installation requirements.

🛡️ Shielding installation was another key step.

The shielding system includes different sections, each with specific requirements for access, positioning, and installation sequence. The team worked according to the site layout and construction progress to ensure smooth connection with the following systems.

These details may seem small, but they reflect the real complexity of overseas project delivery.

For LBT, successful delivery depends not only on equipment performance, but also on engineering experience, on-site problem solving, cross-team coordination, and long-term service support.

✅ The Nigeria project demonstrates LBT’s ability to:

• adapt to non-standard site conditions;

• develop suitable access and installation plans;

• coordinate with customers, contractors, logistics teams, and technical teams;

• support nuclear medicine projects from equipment supply to on-site implementation.

⚛️ Nuclear medicine infrastructure is highly systematic.

Moving forward, LBT will continue to strengthen its overseas delivery capability and provide stable, reliable, and practical solutions for nuclear medicine development worldwide.

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