Description
Sekuroka® radiation protection box, mini, is a compact acrylic glass container intended for laboratory radiation protection against beta-rays. The mini format is designed for organised storage and handling of small radioactive samples or labelled materials where beta shielding is required at the bench. Acrylic glass construction gives a transparent enclosure so contents remain visible while the box provides a dedicated protective barrier in occupational safety setups. Supplied as 1 pc and weighing 0,545 kg, the unit is stable enough for routine placement yet still practical to reposition within a radiation work area. This Sekuroka® mini radiation protection box (Carl ROTH) supports laboratories that separate beta-emitting work from general bench activity and need a clearly assigned mini container for that purpose. Transparent walls aid quick visual checks without unnecessary opening, helping keep handling steps short and controlled. The product belongs to radiation protection containers used in personal protection and lab safety organisation. Its mini footprint suits limited hood or bench space where larger shielding furniture is impractical. Use it as a dedicated mini box within established radiation protection procedures for beta-ray applications in research or clinical laboratory environments.
This article is part of Safety glasses & spectacles, in Eye & face protection.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Radiation protection box, mini
- Brand: Sekuroka®
- Material: Acrylic glass
- Protection: Against beta-rays
- Weight: 0,545 kg
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