X-Ray Radiation Shielding Screen

A collision-resistant table shield featuring two overlapping curtains, a deep attachment bracket, a double friction joint, and a 65 cm integrated accessory rail. Included are the top shields.input:
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Two integrated accessory rails are included with table shields that are 137 cm in width:

One integrated accessory rail, measuring 25 mm x 10 mm x 65 cm in length, is included.
An integrated accessory rail measuring 28.6 mm x 9.5 mm x 65 cm in length is included.input:
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Minimizes exposure to scatter radiation emitted by the patient or the table.

Transverse table movement is enabled by a patented deep attachment bracket.

Mounts effortlessly to either side of the table, ensuring that the pivotal arm is always directed toward the head end.

A two-piece flexible lead curtain (0.5 mm lead equivalent) is supported by a lightweight, durable structure.

Equipped with a patented device that allows the pivotal arm to move upward in the event of a collision with C-arm equipment.

The primary shield is a 75 cm high by 137 cm wide curtain that establishes a secure zone of occupancy.

The attachment bracket is 72 cm wide and can be slid onto a tableside rail that is 25 mm or 28.6 mm high, with a maximum depth of 11 mm.

The shield can be repositioned further along the table or overhang the rail end by securing the handle position.

One 25 mm x 10 mm accessory rail is supplied and installed, and one 28.6 mm x 9.5 mm accessory rail is supplied. The accessory rail is 65 cm in length.

A 48 cm or 65 cm wing can be formed by swiveling the pivotal arm outwards, which is equipped with a double friction pivot.

The self-adjusting friction pivot guarantees that the curtain remains stationary, regardless of the table's tilt.

The protective layer of curtains is bonded to its outer covering, ensuring that it cannot tear or fall away unnoticed. The layer is equivalent to 0.5 mm of lead.

The movement of an under-table x-ray tube is not impeded by a curtain that forms around it.Copyright © 2019 The Author.