X-ray Lead Glass
Features
Size | 4 Inch X 5 Inch |
Size | 8 Inch X 10 Inch |
Lead Equivalence
- Lead Glass Optional
- Lead glasses, x-ray radiation protection lead glasses
Description
- Size 4 Inch X 5 Inch
- Size 8 Inch X 10 Inch
Shop high-quality lead glass for X-ray protection. Ideal for medical, dental, and industrial use. Ensure safety and visibility with certified radiation shielding.
Finding a reliable supplier for X-ray lead is crucial to ensure quality, safety, and compliance with regulations.
Radiation shielding glass or leaded glass, is a type of glass designed to protect against ionizing radiation, such as X-rays and gamma rays. It is commonly used in medical, dental, and industrial settings to provide a clear view while ensuring safety from radiation exposure.
Lead glass for X-ray radiation protection windows is specially engineered to provide clear visibility while effectively shielding against harmful radiation. Composed of a high lead oxide content, this type of glass is commonly used in medical, dental, and industrial environments where X-ray imaging is performed. It offers superior protection by absorbing and blocking X-ray beams, ensuring the safety of both patients and staff. Available in various thicknesses and lead equivalencies, lead glass windows are essential components in control rooms, observation panels, and protective barriers, combining safety compliance with high optical clarity.
Leaded X-ray glass is specifically designed for use in viewing windows to provide reliable protective shielding against harmful X-ray radiation in medical, technical, and research environments. With a high lead and barium content, this radiation shielding glass offers optimal protection from equipment operating in the 80 to 300 kV range. Our standard X-ray glass is 1/4″ thick and delivers a lead equivalency of 2.0 mm Pb for radiation levels commonly found in the 50–110 kV range, making it ideal for most medical imaging applications. This is the same high-performance glass used in our mobile X-ray barriers and is sold as a standalone pane. Standard sizes range from 24″ x 30″ to 36″ x 72″, with custom dimensions available to meet specific project requirements. Typical applications include medical radiology, dental imaging, chiropractic X-rays, mammography, fluoroscopy, angiography, CT and PET scanning, nuclear medicine, NDT testing, nuclear facility control rooms, and X-ray security screening systems.
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