About Lead Barrier
Working medical staff are usually required to remain in the examination room during diagnostic x-ray operations. During this time, they are exposed to secondary radiation. During lengthy treatments, the transparent lead barrier can offer total-body x-ray shielding. Our clear acrylic barrier is supported by smooth-rolling rollers, providing it excellent mobility. Its entire transparent glass available in the lead barrier provides a contemporary alternative to traditional x-ray barriers. It is provided with a steel frame and its entire construction is done in West Bengal, India.
Product details
| Usage/Application | Hospital |
| Brand | X-tech |
| Material | Steel(Frame) |
| Country of Origin | Made in India |
| Thickness | 5 mm |
| Portable | Yes |
| Color | White |
| Size | 6x3 feet |
Robust Steel Construction for Medical SafetyEngineered from premium steel, our Lead Barrier delivers outstanding durability and enduring performance. The strong material ensures reliable radiation shielding, helping to maintain safe conditions for patients and staff in hospitals. Each unit is rigorously tested to meet industry safety standards for hospital use.
Portable Convenience with Manual-Electric OperationThis Lead Barrier effortlessly combines portability with dual manual and electric operation. Designed for flexibility, it can be easily moved wherever you need protection in a hospital. The electric power source supports smooth adjustment and positioning, while the manual feature ensures operation even during power outages.
FAQ's of Lead Barrier:
Q: How is the Lead Barrier used in a hospital setting?
A: The Lead Barrier is placed between medical staff or patients and sources of radiation during procedures such as X-rays. Its portable design allows for quick adjustment and easy movement, offering optimal protection wherever needed within the hospital.
Q: What benefits does the Lead Barrier offer compared to traditional shielding solutions?
A: This Lead Barrier offers portability, a robust steel body for enhanced protection, and the convenience of both manual and electric operation. It allows hospitals to improve radiation safety without compromising workflow flexibility.
Q: When should the Lead Barrier be positioned during medical procedures?
A: The barrier should be placed before any procedure involving radiation, such as diagnostic imaging or treatments, to protect both patients and medical personnel from unintended exposure.
Q: Where can the Lead Barrier be used within a hospital?
A: It is ideal for use in radiology departments, imaging rooms, and treatment areas requiring mobile protection. Its portable design makes it suitable for diverse locations within the hospital as needs change.
Q: What is the process of operating the Lead Barrier's electric features?
A: To use the electric functions, simply connect the barrier to its power source and operate the adjustment controls for height or position. Manual options are available as a backup in the event of a power outage for uninterrupted safety.
Q: How does the steel construction enhance the Lead Barrier's effectiveness?
A: Steel provides a durable framework, allowing the embedded lead to efficiently block radiation. This ensures reliable, consistent shielding performance and a long-lasting investment for any hospital.