Our Schott Radiation Shielding glass offers 2.0mm lead equivalency. The pieces are 7-8mm thick with beveled edges. Available in 2 stock sizes, custom sizes are also available. Please contact Customer Service for a quotation.
About this Brand
The Phillips family's deep roots in the optical business were planted over 115 years ago with producing glasses for Bausch & Lomb in 1905. With the creation of Phillips Safety Products in 2001, the company began to focus its extensive optical experience on occupational safety, specifically protecting the eyes of customers using X-ray and laser equipment for healthcare, education, and military purposes. As the company has grown, its experience safeguarding professionals working with X-rays has led to the creation of innovative radiation protection barriers that provide both radiation protection and patient visibility. Phillips' state-of-the-art computer numeric control (CNC) edging facility enables them to produce the highest quality products, ensuring accurate production of both spherical and aspheric lenses. With a wide range of both designer and affordable classic frames coupled with its capability to incorporate prescriptions in safety glasses, Phillips Safety stands apart for blending the best and most affordable styles with the necessary safety functions to keep your eyes protected.
Specifications
Specifications
Manufacturer
Phillips Safety Products
Item Ships From
New Jersey
Returns
This item cannot be returned as it is made to order.
What is the lead sheet thickmess equivilant? How large of a sheet can you provide? Are other thicknesses available? Is this regular glass or safety glass? Is safety glass available?
The standard sizes listed on this page offer a lead equivalence of 2.0 mm. The measured thickness is 6-7 mm. The glass is standard glass, not safety glass. Custom thicknesses or various lead equivalencies may be available and the maximum sheet size varies based on these needs.
For the Radiation Shielding Glass 6" X 6", what is the unit of measurement here - is it in feet or inches?