Angled Mobile Lead Barriers
Mobile, angled radiation shielding designed to provide convenient protection for medical personnel during imaging and nuclear medicine procedures.
Key features and benefits
Fixed 25-degree angled barrier design – positions shielding to help protect staff during procedures
Fully assembled construction – allows immediate use without on-site assembly
Heavy-duty casters – provide balance, stability, and smooth mobility during repositioning
ABS plastic exterior panels – support easy cleaning, disinfection, and routine maintenance
Custom sizing available – allows barrier dimensions to be tailored to room layouts
Custom lead thickness options – supports project-specific radiation protection requirements
Product overview
Angled mobile lead barriers are designed to provide flexible, mobile radiation shielding for medical personnel working in nuclear medicine and imaging environments. The barriers are fixed at a 25-degree angle, positioning the shielding to help protect staff while maintaining clear sightlines and workflow access during procedures.
Each barrier comes fully assembled, allowing it to be placed into service immediately. Heavy-duty casters provide stability while still allowing the barrier to be moved easily as room layouts or procedures change. The exterior is finished with ABS plastic panels, which are easy to clean and disinfect as part of routine infection control practices.
Because clinical spaces and shielding needs vary, these mobile barriers are available with custom sizing and lead thickness options. They are intended to be used as part of a broader radiation protection strategy and should be coordinated with room layout, equipment positioning, and fixed shielding elements. The barriers support staff protection but do not replace room-level shielding requirements.
When to use this product
Use this product when:
Mobile radiation shielding is required for staff protection
Fixed shielding is not practical for all procedures
Barriers must be repositioned frequently during workflows
Easy-to-clean surfaces are required in clinical areas
Custom barrier dimensions or shielding levels are needed
Where this product is typically found
These barriers are commonly used in:
Nuclear medicine procedure rooms
Imaging and interventional suites
Radiopharmacy support areas
Hospital nuclear medicine departments
