Description Of Nuclear Medicine Department Isotope Storage Container

The lead container is a small, protective storage and handling unit for radioactive materials and can be used in clinical, laboratory, and industrial environments. The container is capable of protecting users from gamma radiation from radioactive materials of low and medium activity. The internal cavity is good for the storage of vials, capsules, or sealed sources. The exterior is made of a durable, corrosion-resistant stainless steel, and the lead interior maintains shielding integrity.

Features Of Nuclear Medicine Department Isotope Storage Container

Lined with lead for radiation shielding

Effective radiation protection

Durable and rugged

Anti-oxidation and easy to clean

Applications Of Nuclear Medicine Department Isotope Storage Container

Storing and transporting radioactive materials

Vial pigs for PET or other high-energy radionuclides

Unit dose pigs for radiopharmaceuticals

Nuclear Densometer storage

Specifications Of Nuclear Medicine Department Isotope Storage Container

Overall Dimensions:  16" Dia. x 19 1/4" H (49 x 40.6 cm)

Container Dimensions

Outside: 12" Dia. x 13" H (30.5 x 33 cm)

Inside:  9 5/16" Dia. x 11 1/2" Deep (23.6 x 29.2 cm)

Container Wall Material:  1" Thick Lead (2.54 cm) and 1/4" Steel (.64 cm)

Container Cover:  1" Thick Lead (2.54 cm)

Container Cover Weight:  40 Lbs (18 Kg)

Container Bottom:  1" Thick Lead (2.54 cm)