RADBAR / MATERIALS
Radiation shielding materials & products
From flexible cores and curtains to shielding panels and protective equipment. Compare product families, review test conditions and explore original product literature.
Material illustrationMedical shielding core
Lead-free flexible sheet stock for protective garment manufacturers. Compare SUM, UM, NPL, IEC NPL, MS-A and ML against your specified test geometry, tube voltage and weight requirements.
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Material illustrationFood scanner curtains
Lead-free curtains with a light-blue polyurethane surface for food X-ray inspection equipment. Select around package handling, cleaning conditions and the complete scanner shielding design.
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Material illustrationSecurity X-ray curtains
BaseShield, ProShield and UltraShield curtain materials for baggage, parcel and cargo screening. Specify the surface, weight, hanging geometry and scanner operating conditions together.
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Material illustrationLead-free shielding panels
Rare-earth-based composite wall panels combining a shielding layer and decorative surface. Plan installation, supporting loads, joints and penetrations as one complete assembly.
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Material illustrationClear lead acrylic
Lead-containing transparent acrylic for viewing windows, mobile barriers and custom-machined shielding components. Balance optical performance, thickness and structural support by model.
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Material illustrationScatter protection drapes
Radbar-Smart disposable drapes using aluminum and bismuth shielding materials. Placement and suitability must follow the applicable product instructions and clinical equipment workflow.
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Material illustrationDisposable collars & caps
Lead-free neck and head protection with a soft spunbond exterior. Choose the grade, coverage and packaging for the intended workflow.
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Material illustrationC-arm radiation shield
A disposable shielding accessory for mobile C-arm equipment. Confirm the installation interface, intended use and validated imaging conditions before integration.
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Material illustrationX-ray protective eyewear
Lightweight protective eyewear with front and side coverage, including a flip-up design. Assess fit and exposure direction alongside the lens specification.
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Material illustrationRadiation face shields
Full-face and half-face lead-acrylic shields with an adjustable headpiece. Evaluate working posture, visibility and headband stability when selecting.
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Material illustrationGamma shielding materials
Flexible lead-free materials for source-specific gamma shielding applications. Define radionuclide, energy, geometry and mechanical constraints before selecting an ALF or RLF solution.
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Material illustrationLead-free X-ray tube shielding sleeves
Compression-moulded lead-free composite sleeves that fit over X-ray tube assemblies to attenuate scatter and leakage radiation while providing electrical insulation and mechanical protection. Rigid epoxy, flexible silicone and two-component cast types are designed around the customer’s tube model.
View product detailsQuestions worth asking.
How are the product families organized?
The catalog groups materials, curtains, panels, disposable protection, protective equipment and gamma materials. Use category filters to compare products intended for the same application.
What should accompany a lead-equivalence value?
Include radiation quality or tube-voltage range, measurement geometry, test method and the tested construction. Identical mmPb labels are not enough to establish equivalent performance.
Can I obtain original specifications?
Each product detail page links to its manufacturer PDF, with model tables and source pages. Confirm the current supplied model, tolerance and report before ordering.
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