X-Ray Modular Control Booths
Modular lead-lined control booths designed to provide radiation shielding and clear visibility for operators in X-ray imaging environments.
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Key features and benefits
Standard 1/16 inch (1.6 mm) or 1/8 inch (3.2 mm) lead shielding – provides integrated radiation protection within booth panels
Custom lead thickness available – allows shielding levels to match project-specific requirements
Shatter-resistant lead safety glass viewing windows – meet CPSC 16 CFR 1201 Category II safety glazing standard for operator protection
Lead acrylic window option – supports alternative glazing requirements
Lead-lined bottom opaque panels – maintain shielding continuity below viewing areas
ABS-faced panel finish – standard beige surface supports cleanability, with additional colour options available
Steel or laminate finish options – allow aesthetic coordination with facility design
Medical-grade stainless steel or powder-coated steel frames – provide structural durability in clinical environments
Modular panel system – panels connect at 30°, 45°, or 90° angles to suit room layouts
Freestanding or wall-attached configurations – tie rods and floor plates support structural stability
Adaptable design – allows future modification, expansion, or relocation
Custom millwork options available – integrates cabinetry and workspace solutions
Product overview
Ultraray modular X-ray control booths are manufactured with integrated lead shielding and designed to provide a protected operating space for imaging personnel. Standard lead shielding is available in 1/16 inch or 1/8 inch thickness, and custom shielding levels can be specified based on project requirements.
Standard booth heights are 84 inches or greater. Because imaging environments vary, the modular panel design allows booths to be configured in multiple layouts. Panels attach together at 30, 45, or 90 degree angles, enabling precise adaptation to room constraints. Booths can be installed as freestanding structures or attached to existing walls. Tie rods and floor plates are included to ensure stability.
Viewing windows are constructed with shatter-resistant lead safety glass that meets CPSC 16 CFR 1201 Category II safety glazing standards. Lead acrylic is also available upon request. Lower opaque panels are lead-lined and finished with standard beige ABS, with steel or laminate finishes offered for design flexibility.
These control booths are designed for quick, clean installation and can be modified, expanded, or relocated as facility needs evolve. Consultation and installation services are also available to support turnkey project delivery.
When to use this product
Use this product when:
An X-ray control area requires integrated lead shielding
Operator visibility and radiation protection must be combined
A modular booth is preferred over permanent construction
Future relocation or expansion may be required
Custom booth dimensions or finishes are needed
Where this product is typically found
These booths are commonly used in:
Diagnostic X-ray rooms
Imaging and radiography suites
Interventional and fluoroscopy rooms
Hospital and clinical imaging departments
