Description
Sekuroka® radiation protection screens are acrylic-glass shields intended for use against gamma radiation in the laboratory. Delivered as one piece, the screen is positioned where a transparent barrier is needed to support safer handling practices around gamma-related work. Constructed from acrylic glass, it functions as a radiation safety shield within occupational safety and personal protection setups. Laboratories use such screens to structure shielded viewing and handling areas during procedures that involve gamma radiation, alongside other required protective measures. The unit has a weight of 3,650 kg, which contributes to a solid, stable placement at the bench or designated radiation work zone. This Sekuroka® model comes from manufacturer Carl ROTH and is classified for radiation protection labware applications. It is suitable for research, analytical and quality-control environments that maintain dedicated radiation safety shields as part of their workplace organisation. The screen provides a clear acrylic barrier concept specifically described for gamma radiation, supporting orderly and protected laboratory workflows.
This article is part of Safety glasses & spectacles, in Eye & face protection.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Radiation protection screen
- Brand: Sekuroka®
- Material: acrylic glass
- Protection against: gamma radiation
- Weight: 3,650 kg
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