Description
Sekuroka® radiation protection screen is a laboratory radiation safety shield intended for protection against gamma-radiation. The unit features a bent base that aids stable placement and orientation on the bench, helping establish a defined barrier between the operator and the working zone during handling of gamma-emitting materials. Supplied as 1 pc and weighing 4,650 kg, the screen forms a substantial free-standing protective element for dedicated workstations in radiochemistry, nuclear medicine support laboratories and related research settings. This Sekuroka® screen from manufacturer Carl ROTH sits within the radiation safety shields category and supports occupational safety procedures where gamma shielding is required at the point of use. The bent-base geometry assists positioning on level surfaces and integration into existing bench layouts without elaborate mounting hardware. Deploy it as a fixed or relocatable barrier when defining protected zones, limiting direct exposure pathways and reinforcing sound radiation-protection practice during sample handling, transfers or instrument set-up involving gamma sources in controlled laboratory environments.
This article is part of Radiation protection, in Protective clothing & workwear.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Radiation protection screen
- Brand: Sekuroka®
- Protection: Against gamma-radiation
- Base design: Bent base
- Weight: 4,650 kg
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