Lead-Lined Phantom Cabinet
Shielded cabinet designed for upright storage of flood sources and phantoms, supporting radiation protection and organized handling in nuclear medicine environments.
Key features and benefits
Designed for phantom and flood source storage – supports upright storage of phantoms and flood sources on their ends
Adjustable internal divider – allows interior sections to be configured based on phantom size and storage needs
Lead-lined cabinet body – provides radiation shielding for stored sources and phantoms
Stainless steel construction – supports durability, corrosion resistance, and cleanability in laboratory settings
Integrated cabinet configuration requirement – designed to be installed as part of a multiple cabinet system rather than as a standalone unit
Customizable cabinet configuration – cabinet size can be built to required dimensions, with internal layout configured to suit facility storage workflows
Product overview
The lead-lined phantom cabinet is designed for the storage of flood sources and imaging phantoms used in nuclear medicine applications. The cabinet supports upright storage, allowing phantoms and sources to be stored on their ends to help maintain organization and efficient use of space within controlled environments.
The interior of the cabinet is divided using an adjustable partition, enabling the storage area to be configured based on the size and type of phantoms being stored. Stainless steel construction with integrated radiation shielding supports routine cleaning and durability in clinical and laboratory settings.
This cabinet is not intended to be ordered or installed as a standalone unit. It must be specified as part of a multiple cabinet configuration and coordinated with adjacent cabinets, room layout, and shielding elements. The cabinet supports safe storage practices but does not replace room-level shielding requirements.
When to use this product
Use this cabinet when:
Flood sources and phantoms require shielded, upright storage
Phantom storage must be organized and separated within a cabinet
Adjustable interior sections are needed to accommodate varying phantom sizes
Storage is planned as part of a multi-cabinet installation
Radiation protection is required at the storage location
Where this product is typically found
This cabinet is commonly used in:
Nuclear medicine hot labs
Imaging quality control areas
Radiopharmacy and nuclear medicine support spaces
Hospital nuclear medicine departments
