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The details behind the decision.

Original manufacturer product literature. Review model-specific values, source conditions and dimensions with your engineering team.

PDF · EDITION 2509 · 452 KB

Medical X-Ray Shielding — Core Material

Contents
Series construction and referenced test methods
Pages cited
1–2
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PDF · EDITION 2509 · 308 KB

Medical X-Ray Shielding — Clear Lead Acrylic

Contents
Shielding, optical properties and weight; Mechanical properties by model; Catalog attenuation entries at 100 kVp
Pages cited
1–2
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PDF · EDITION 202111 · 903 KB

γ-Ray Protection Sheeting for Nuclear

Contents
Historical material specifications; Historical reference-beam shielding data; Pipeline-wrap formats shown in the 2021 catalog
Pages cited
2–5
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Three things to check in any datasheet.

  1. Read values with their conditionsLead equivalence and attenuation only mean something with tube voltage, geometry and method.
  2. Confirm edition and supplyEach catalog carries an edition such as 2509 or 202111; current supply is confirmed by the engineering team.
  3. Ask for the matching reportA referenced test method is not certification of every finished product; request the model’s report.
See the test-report checklist →

Original catalogs retain the manufacturer’s published wording. Confirm current supply specifications, intended use and test conditions with the engineering team. The gamma catalog is dated 2021.

FAQ / FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Questions worth asking.

Are the PDFs the same as current order specifications?

They are source editions of manufacturer literature. Confirm the current drawing, available grade and applicable report for your order; the gamma catalog is dated 2021.

How should I cite a specification?

Include product/model, value and unit, test conditions, document title, edition and page. Keep any source limitations with the value instead of quoting the number alone.

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