Mobile Lead Barriers
Portable lead-lined barriers designed to provide flexible radiation shielding for medical and imaging environments.
Key features and benefits
Standard 1/16 inch (1.6 mm) lead shielding – provides reliable radiation protection for general imaging applications
Custom lead thickness up to 2 inches available – supports higher shielding requirements when specified
Lead safety glass viewing window – allows operator visibility while maintaining shielding continuity
Lead-lined opaque lower panel – maintains protection below the viewing area
Grey ABS exterior finish – supports easy cleaning and routine maintenance
Four heavy-duty swivel casters – includes two locking and two non-locking wheels for controlled positioning
Balanced frame design – supports stability during movement and use
Ships fully assembled – allows immediate deployment without installation
Optional lead acrylic window available – provides alternative glazing solutions
Product overview
Ultraray manufactures mobile lead barriers in a wide range of standard sizes, each constructed with 1/16 inch (1.6 mm) lead shielding for general radiation protection needs. When higher shielding levels are required, custom barriers can be fabricated with up to 2 inches of lead to match project specifications.
Each barrier includes a lead safety glass viewing window in the upper section, allowing personnel to maintain clear sightlines during procedures. The lower portion features an opaque, lead-lined panel faced with easy-to-clean grey ABS plastic. This design supports both radiation protection and routine infection control protocols.
The barrier frame is mounted on four heavy-duty swivel casters, including two locking and two non-locking wheels, which allow controlled movement and stable positioning. Units ship fully assembled and ready for use. Mobile lead barriers should be specified as part of a broader radiation protection strategy and coordinated with room layout and shielding requirements.
When to use this product
Use this product when:
Mobile radiation shielding is required in imaging areas
Personnel protection must be repositioned as procedures change
Fixed shielding is not practical for all workflows
Higher lead thickness is required for specific applications
Immediate deployment without installation is preferred
Where this product is typically found
These barriers are commonly used in:
Diagnostic X-ray rooms
CT and fluoroscopy suites
Nuclear medicine departments
Interventional procedure rooms
Our Mobile Lead Barriers include a viewing window in the top with an opaque lead-lined
