Lead glass is widely used in the medical, industrial, and nuclear industries and is essential in protecting employees from harmful radiation. Lead glass is usually placed into a lead-lined frame built into a wall or door.

Some of the applications for lead glass include, observation viewing windows, mobile shielding protection, protection panels for check-up systems, and more.

MarShield, an industry leader in radiation protection, carriers a variety of sizes and thicknesses of lead glass that provides exceptional radiation shielding.

LX-57B Radiation Shielding 

LX-57B Features & Benefits

• Stock sizes are available from 12” X 12” up to 48” X 96”.
• Resistant to discolouration due to exposure to ultraviolet rays or cleaning chemicals.
• Offers excellent light transmission (87.3% with 7mm thick glass).
• Non-combustible and will not emit toxic fumes when being cut.
• LX-57B tests at level 6 (comparable to feldspar, a constituent of granite). LX-57B has excellent scratch resistance because of its hard surface.
• LX-57B is a lead barium type glass of high-quality optical-grade with over 60% heavy metal oxide, including at least 55% PbO.

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