Lined Lead Window & Frames
Lead lined windows designed to provide radiation shielding and clear visibility in X-ray, PET, and CT imaging rooms.
Key features and benefits
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Welded or telescopic frame options – supports new construction and retrofit installations
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Designed for medical imaging modalities – suitable for X-ray, PET, and CT scan environments
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Compatible with lead glass or leaded acrylic – allows selection based on shielding and visibility requirements
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Shielding for alpha, beta, and gamma radiation – supports protection during medical imaging procedures
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Custom frame dimensions available – adapts to project-specific wall thickness and opening sizes
Product overview
Ultraray Radiation Protection designs and manufactures lead lined windows and frames for use in medical imaging environments including X-ray, PET, and CT suites. These window systems are available in welded or telescopic frame configurations to accommodate both new construction and retrofit projects.
Each frame is internally shielded with a minimum of 1/32 inch (0.8 mm) lead to maintain shielding continuity within the wall assembly. The frames are designed to accept protective lead glass or leaded acrylic, allowing facilities to select the appropriate glazing material based on imaging modality and workflow needs.
Because imaging rooms require both visibility and radiation protection, these window systems are engineered to integrate with surrounding shielded walls, doors, and control areas. Frame dimensions and glazing selections should be coordinated with the project physicist and shielding specifications to ensure compliance with applicable safety and environmental standards.
When to use this product
Use this product when:
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A shielded viewing window is required in an imaging suite
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X-ray, PET, or CT procedures require operator visibility
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Wall shielding continuity must be maintained at window openings
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Retrofit installations require telescopic frame adjustment
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Custom window dimensions are needed
Where this product is typically found
These window systems are commonly used in:
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Diagnostic X-ray rooms
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CT imaging suites
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PET imaging facilities
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Nuclear medicine control rooms
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Hospital and clinical imaging departments
