Personal Shields: Caps, Eyewear, Gloves, Gonad Shields, Leg Shields, Blankets (23) Various shielding products typically used on the person to shield specific portions of the body beyond what a typical apron would cover. Caps/Hats Glasses Goggles Medical/Surgical Loupes Face Shields Lens Care Gloves by Brand (6) Gonad Shields/Lead Blankets By Brand (5) Thyroid Collars Leg Shields

I have two lead-acid batteries of identical capacity; one was damaged by over-discharge and the other is used but in good condition. They both measure a healthy voltage at rest, but the damaged one drops like a stone under load and has less than 5% of its rated capacity available.

How much do you really know about PPE? We all know that it is important to minimise occupational exposure when working with radiation. Remember, it's not only patient safety that counts. The BIR has produced a set of resources on personal protective ...

The minimum requirement for lead-equivalent content in protective aprons is A 0.05 mm Pb. B 0.50 mm Pb. C 0.25 mm Pb. D 1.0 mm Pb. C 0.25 mm Pb. How much protection is provided from a 100-kVp x-ray beam when using a 0.50-mm lead ...

Protective clothing. To keep lead dust from being tracked throughout your home, wear clothes such as coveralls, shoe covers, hats, goggles, face shields, and gloves or …

Here are a few pointers and methods that will minimize the spread of lead contamination: Think of the most mild means of scraping or sanding. These include wet scraping and sanding, using a heat gun set at a relatively low temperature combined with gentle scraping, or chemical strippers.