PREPARE WITH CERTIFIED QUALITY

The First and Leading distributor of Nuclear Personal Protection Equipment in Singapore.

Here at Singapore Nuclear, we believe in quality and preparedness, with over 50 Years of construction Hardware distribution and production experience.

Anywhere with a radiation threat, it is important to be prepared, with certified and quality products. Every product sold comes with global safety certification.

Stay Prepared Now

Singapore Nuclear Ready-Kit

Buy Once Buy Right.

The best Nuclear Ready-Kit in Singapore. Certified and quality products designed to ensure you are prepared holistically.

One of our top selling products which is a nuclear safety kit

Nuclear respirator, fully certified and pm100 certified.

One of our top selling products that we sell in both our nuclear safety kit and in bulk order. Potassium iodide pills.

Fully certified nuclear geiger meter designed to detect radiation

Stay Protected

All our products are nuclear safety personal protective equipment

How close is too close?

A 20 km - 100 km exclusion zone is advised in the
event of a radiological emergency*

The future map on nuclear reactors globally, and the need for nuclear personal protective equipment, such as masks, potassium

"This preparedness not only reduces health risks but also ensures community resilience. Nuclear energy is safe when managed responsibly, but preparedness is our best tool to protect lives and minimize long-term consequences.

Safety begins with readiness—let’s prioritize it together."

Potential Nuclear Readiness Map in SEA and beyond by 2050

"Only a small amount of KI was available at Chernobyl, but those lucky enough to get it were protected. As reported by the NRC "thousands of measurements" demonstrated that "the use of KI by the Pripyat population was credited with permissible iodine content (less than 30 rad) found in 97% of the 206 evacuees tested at one relocation center.

However outside of Pripyat, throughout Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia, where KI was not available, thyroid cancer spiked to epidemic levels. But not in Poland, where 17 million doses of KI were distributed. As a result, Poland, alone among the countries in the region, has little or no cancer attributable to Chernobyl."

~ Becker (1997)