Anti-Radiation Glass

Lead laminated glass designed for protection against X and gamma radiation, commonly used in medical environments, radiological diagnostics, irradiation control, and industrial applications requiring visibility along with shielding.

Main features:

• Construction: laminated glass with lead content for radiation attenuation.
• Available variants:
  • LPX-650: total thickness 7–8.5 mm — equivalent protection to approximately 2 mm of lead.
  • LPX-700: total thickness 11–13 mm — equivalent protection to approximately 3 mm of lead.
• Function: provides a protective barrier against X-rays and gamma radiation while maintaining optical transparency for observation and control.

Advantages:

• Allows direct observation of radiological procedures without compromising protection.
• Designed for installation in windows of X-ray rooms, control booths, laboratories, and inspection areas.
• Increased safety compared to ordinary glass due to the inclusion of lead in the intermediate layer.

Usage and installation considerations:

• The equivalence in millimeters of lead is indicative and depends on the energy and spectrum of the radiation; calculate the required protection according to the specific application.
• Heavy and fragile product: handling and installation should be performed by specialized personnel and mounted in suitable frames.
• Consult detailed technical specifications and radiological certifications when necessary for regulatory compliance.

If you need specific measurements, thicknesses, or certifications for a project, it is recommended to request a technical sheet and technical advisory to ensure the selected glass meets the shielding requirements of your installation.