Description
neoChoice Beta Protection Shield Model I, 60 cm is a body shield made from 10 mm thick acrylic glass for protection against beta radiation emitted by radioactive isotopes such as iodine and 32P. It does not protect against secondary or gamma radiation. The curved design is produced as a single piece without glued seams, which makes the shield easy to clean and well suited to radiochemical laboratory environments. An inclination angle of 60° relative to the vertical allows comfortable work while standing and simultaneously provides face protection. With a width of 355 mm the shield offers practical torso coverage at the bench. This radiation-protection accessory from manufacturer neolab - Labor supports safe handling of beta-emitting materials in research and clinical settings. The seamless acrylic construction combines optical clarity with robust mechanical stability for everyday isotope work, while the one-piece form simplifies decontamination after use. Supplied as a single unit, the Model I shield is a straightforward addition to existing radiation-safety equipment in laboratories that routinely process beta emitters.
This article is part of Radiation protection, in Protective clothing & workwear.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Material: 10 mm acrylic glass
- Protection type: Beta radiation (iodine, 32P)
- Design: Curved one-piece, no glued seams
- Inclination angle: 60° to vertical
- EAN: 4058072020484
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