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Radiation Face Masks are designed to protect your face and eyes against radiation exposure. Radiation masks eliminate blind spots caused by standard leaded glasses, giving you a larger area of protection from radiation without obstructing your view. Radiation face masks are great for people who wear glasses or who want to protect more than just their eyes.
Radiation face masks provide medical staff, research staff, and patients with security and offer optimum performance. They offer a larger area of protection than lead glasses do and come in two sizes that both offer a unique, expansive field of protection. We offer 2 types of masks: one with a panoramic lead face shield and a full-face lead mask. Our masks have lead impregnated acrylic shield suspended from a dual adjustable headpiece. Both provide additional x-ray protection around the sides of the head.
Available in 2 styles - Full Face or Panoramic
Protection - 0.12mm lead equivalency leaded acrylic
Material - Leaded acrylic
Features - Ratcheting headband, can be worn over glasses
Full Face Style Weight - 407g.
Panoramic Style Mask Weight - 350g
Protecting your face against the harmful effects of scatter radiation is extremely important. We carry a high-quality line of radiation face masks designed to provide a complete range of safety and protection against radiation. For complete protection and visibility, these radiation face masks can be worn together with our lead glasses. They are ideal for hospitals, labs, or office settings.
Our line of radiation masks is excellent for our healthcare provider customers and those that work in any medical segment. These face masks and shields help mitigate the potential hazards posed by prolonged exposure to radiation.
Radiation face masks are durable and carefully calibrated lead masks for doctors, radiology technicians, and patients. They are also for anyone who has exposure to potentially harmful amounts of electromagnetic rays.
Our standard line of radiation face masks provides a protection level of 0.12mm Pb equivalence. This means that the lenses attenuate the ionizing radiation (like X-rays) typically encountered in medical, scientific, and industrial settings where radiation exposure is a concern. The 0.12mm lead equivalent specification denotes that the glasses shield as effectively as a physical barrier of 0.12mm of lead would. Please consult with your local regulations or a radiation safety officer to ensure this level of protection is suitable for your specific needs or application.
Radiation face masks are worn in environments with a risk of exposure to ionizing radiation, especially to the eyes. These environments can include, but are not limited to, the following:
Medical Facilities: Doctors, nurses, technicians, or other healthcare professionals may need to wear radiation safety glasses in certain areas of hospitals or clinics, especially when working with medical imaging equipment such as X-rays, CT scanners, fluoroscopy, or certain types of interventional radiology procedures.
Research Laboratories: Scientists or researchers who work with radioactive materials or radiation-producing devices in laboratories should wear radiation safety glasses.
Nuclear Power Plants: Employees in nuclear power plants or other nuclear facilities are often exposed to ionizing radiation, so wearing safety glasses is necessary.
Industrial Settings: In industries where non-destructive testing (NDT) uses radiographic methods and where radiation is used in manufacturing, safety glasses would be beneficial.
Dental Clinics: Dental health professionals using or near radiographic procedures should wear radiation safety glasses.
Returns of this item can be made within thirty (30) business days from delivery. Proudly made in the USA and sold by a Veteran Owned Small Business.
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