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| Place of Origin: | China |
| Brand Name: | Xinland |
Observation windows help operators maintain visual contact with examination areas from a separate control space. X-ray shielding lead glass forms the transparent section of this protective barrier.
When specifying a panel, consider the viewing area, frame design and required radiation attenuation together. The selected glass must match the approved shielding requirements of the project.
Every window layout has its own dimensional requirements. Custom lead glass can be specified around the proposed panel size and installation details.
Provide the overall glass dimensions and, where available, a frame drawing showing the clear viewing opening. This helps clarify the required panel size before the order is confirmed.
Glass thickness should be selected using the relevant shielding performance data, rather than the window dimensions alone.
| Parameter | Specification |
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| Product Type | Lead Glass for X-Ray Observation Windows |
| Glass Composition | Lead oxide-containing optical glass |
| Available Glass Thicknesses | 8, 10, 12, 15, 18, 20 and 25 mm |
| Standard Panel Dimensions | 1000 × 800, 1200 × 800, 1200 × 900, 1500 × 900 and 1200 × 1000 mm |
| Custom Sizing | Available on request; dimensions subject to specification confirmation |
| Lead Equivalence Options | Listed range: 3–30 mmPb; confirm the selected configuration and applicable test conditions |
| Visible Light Transmission | Confirm for the selected glass thickness and configuration |
| Primary Function | X-ray attenuation with visual observation |
| Intended Applications | Observation windows and viewing panels in radiation shielding systems |
Enquiries for radiation shielding glass may include:
Radiology control-room observation windows
Diagnostic X-ray room viewing panels
Viewing sections in shielding partitions
Replacement glass for existing observation windows
Suitability must be checked against the radiation conditions and the design of the complete window assembly.
No. Glass thickness is the physical depth of the panel. Lead equivalence describes its radiation attenuation compared with lead under specified test conditions. Both should be identified when selecting the glass.
Yes. Send the required width, height and quantity, together with a drawing if available. Available dimensions must be confirmed for the selected glass specification.
Please provide the panel dimensions, quantity, required lead equivalence, applicable X-ray tube voltage or beam quality, and delivery destination. Include the project specification or frame drawing where available.
Room type provides useful context, but it does not define the required shielding performance. Use the project's approved radiation shielding specification to identify the appropriate glass.
Planning a new observation window or replacing an existing panel? Send your project requirements so the proposed glass specification and supply scope can be clarified.
Please include:
Glass width and height
Required quantity
Specified lead equivalence and applicable test conditions
Frame drawing or project specification, if available
Delivery country and postal code
