Description Of Medical Tungsten Radiation Protection Jar

Medical Tungsten Radiation Protection Jar is an alloy with tungsten and special boards that fully shield the radioactive rays in the course of HIV and AIDS tests, like the gold test and all the tests that require radiotherapy in arms and all the operations that involve radioactive rays branches. The boards that are used for gold tests are used the same way as laser discs in the case of luminescence, and it is the same with the radioactive glasses. In the frame of the laser radioactive lamine, which is luminescent, interacts with gold, with the isothermal attraction of Ordinary radioactive glasses.

Features Of Medical Tungsten Radiation Protection Jar

1. Highly efficient radiation shielding performance

The high density and high atomic number of tungsten alloy enable it to effectively absorb and block high-energy radiation and reduce radiation leakage.

2. Environmentally friendly and non-toxic

Tungsten alloy is a non-toxic, environmentally friendly "green" alloy that does not pollute the human body and the environment. In contrast, lead materials are toxic and require special treatment.

3. Strong durability

Tungsten alloy has high hardness, strong wear resistance, is not easy to be scratched or damaged, and has a long service life. The protective box has the characteristics of shockproof, drop resistance, acid and alkali resistance, and corrosion resistance, and is suitable for use in various environments.

Applications Of Medical Tungsten Radiation Protection Jar

External Case for Radiopharmaceuticals Transport is mainly used in nuclear medicine, radiotherapy, and radionuclide research to safely transport cans containing radiopharmaceuticals or samples. It can ensure that the risk of radiopharmaceutical leakage during transportation is minimised and protect the transport personnel and the surrounding environment from radiation hazards.

Radiation Protection Transport Jar can be used for the transportation process of radiotherapy drugs from manufacturers to nuclear medicine departments, from other regions for emergency allocation, or when different research institutions may need to exchange radioactive samples.

Specifications Of Medical Tungsten Radiation Protection Jar