Wardray PremiseX-Ray Protective Screens |
| Part of the Wardray Premise Total Radiation Shielding Package |
Wardray Premise X-Ray Protective Screens are manufactured from a series of solid panels with a lead core faced on both sides with a plastic laminate. Fixed angle joints are fully lead protected. Hinged wings are available with full protection and are fitted with a foot operated door holder.
The minimum recommended height is 2000mm in a panoramic style with 1000mm high solid panels and 1000mm high lead glass to the top edge. As all screens are purpose made any other combination of solid panel and glass can be accommodated. We recommend that the use of stock sizes of lead glass will eliminate wastage and offer a more cost effective solution.
Lead Thickness
TopThe lead thickness will be determined by a Radiation Protection Advisor and will normally be based on one of the British Standard codes listed together with the nearest lead glass equivalent. We recommend that you check that the slightly lower figures for lead glass are acceptable or advise us if the higher thickness is specified. This will result in a significant cost increase.
| BS Code | Lead | Lead Glass |
|---|---|---|
| Code 4 | 1.80mm | 1.5mm Pb @ 150kV |
| Code 5 | 2.24mm | 2.1mm Pb @ 150kV |
| Code 6 | 2.65mm | 2.5mm Pb @ 150kV |
Finish
TopPre-laminated panels finished in white or light grey plastic laminate are available from stock but we can also offer a wider selection of colours based on the following chart which may be used to complement the surrounding décor. Alternative laminates and colours are available on request.
| Off White Ref: 410 |
Buttermilk Ref: 412 |
Terracotta Ref: 417 |
Burnt Orange Ref: 432 |
Mid Green Ref: 459 |
| Yellow Ref: 464 |
Grey Ref: 475 |
Turquoise Ref: 492 |
Mid Blue Ref: 499 |
Lilac Ref: 806 |
| Mushroom Ref: 807 |
Pink Ref: 830 |
Royal Blue Ref: 838 |
Bright Green Ref: 845 |
Pale Blue Ref: 853 |
| Mustard Ref: 1801 |
Pale Green Ref: 1802 |
Peach Ref: 1805 |
Coffee Ref: 1807 |
Persian Grey Ref: 1808 |
Although full height solid panels can be introduced in any section of a screen maximum vision into the room area is normally a preferred option. We do, however, require a solid infill panel where a screen meets a wall. A width of 100mm is sufficient and allows for scribing to walls that are not upright, eliminating any possibility of radiation leakage.
On receipt of a drawing of the room layout indicating the approximate size and position of the screen we would be pleased to offer planning advice and assistance to keep costs to a minimum.
All screens are made to order to suit customer and site requirements.
We are also able to provide work surfaces and cassette storage racks behind screens.
Screens are available in a wide variety of colours and alternative laminate finishes.
MEIGaN Compliant Screens
Wardray Premise offer this feature at no extra cost.Enquiry Guide
TopTo help us provide an accurate quotation please supply the following information with your enquiry:
- If available, a drawing or dimensioned sketch.
- Lead and lead glass thickness.
- Size of panels, details of angle joints and/or hinged wings.
- Size and position of glass.
- Plastic laminate finish is recommended. Please refer to colour chart above.
- Position of adjacent walls for supporting stays.
- Supply of goods only or supply and fix by our own professional installation teams.
All screens are made to order to suit customer and site requirements.
Protective Workstations
TopVariations on the standard range of Protective Screens provide radiation barriers combined with a workstation for A & E Departments, Intensive Care and Coronary Units.
Three styles and sizes are illustrated and give a true indication of our ability to meet specific customer requirements.
Screens are available with or without lead glass windows and may also be fitted with Vistamatic™ shutters.
Shelves, cupboards and other storage facilities are produced to meet individual needs.
The lead thickness required should be established in consultation with your local Radiation Protection Advisor (RPA). However the overall weight and manoeuvrability must also be carefully considered.