Radiation Proof Lead Glasses

Product Type: Clamshell type
Product Structure: It is composed of lead glass lens and frame
Lens Color: Transparent
Product Lead Equivalent: 0.5mmpb, 0.75mmpb
Uses: Eye protection for operators
Application: X-ray and γ-ray (gamma) protection in medical institutions
Featured Service: Can customize the frame

The main raw material of Radiation Proof Lead Glasses is made of radiation-proof lead glass, so its weight is relatively heavier than ordinary glasses. It has the function of shielding X-rays and R-rays. It is mainly suitable for X-ray rooms in hospitals. Protective lead glasses have multiple protections for the front and side of the eyes, allowing you to better protect your eyes at work. Lead glasses are divided into: standard side-proof type, economical type, sealed side-proof type, surrounding dust-proof type, simple side-proof type, flat card type, multi-faceted protection light type, etc., for you to choose.

Lead Safety Glasses for X-ray

Product Name	Radiation Proof Lead Glasses (90° reversible mirror)
Product Structure	It is composed of lead glass lens and frame
Product Type	Clamshell type
Product Lead Equivalent	0.5mmpb, 0.75mmpb
Uses	Eye protection for operators.
Application	X-ray and γ-ray (gamma) protection in medical institutions.

[Instructions for use]: Open the X-ray protective glasses box and first check whether the lenses are stained or not, and whether the screws are loose. If the above conditions exist, wipe them with alcohol, tighten them, and then wear them.
[Precautions]: The surface hardness of medical protective glasses is low, so they should be handled with care to avoid rubbing and breaking.

Lead Safety Glasses for X-ray

Radiation hazards: X-rays have a certain killing and destructive effect on biological cells, which will cause damage to some body cells in the human body. If the damaged cells cannot repair themselves, they will remain in the body. The human body is under the condition of low immunity or the presence of cancer-promoting factors. Under this condition, it is very likely to replicate rapidly and a cancer focus will appear. Excessive exposure can also cause tissue damage, affect physiological functions, and even cause life-threatening. If exposed to radiation for a long time and in large doses, it may cause cataracts, sterilization, growth retardation, and even induce malignant tumors or leukemia.
Maximum dose: According to relevant experts, the acceptable X-ray exposure for an adult is 5msv a year, the exposure for one chest X-ray is about 2.5msv, and the exposure for CT is about 30msv each time. Therefore, it is recommended that an adult should not be exposed to X-rays more than once a year, and teenagers under the age of 17 cannot take X-rays for routine physical examination.

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