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Radiation Shielding Glass RD 30®

Radiation Shielding Glass RD 30®

Product catalog summary
Overview
SCHOTT RD 30® is a clear flat glass containing lead, designed for radiation shielding. It is primarily used in mammography workstations but is also suitable for other applications involving weak X-ray radiation.

Specifications
RD 30® has a lead equivalent of 0.5 mm Pb at 56 kV and can handle tube voltages up to 150 kV. It is available in various forms, including single pane and laminated glass, with a maximum delivery dimension of 2,350 x 1,500 mm.

Properties and Processing Options
The glass can be processed into special formats, safety glass, laminated glass, curved glass, and printed/painted glass. It has a refractive index of 1.579 and a light transmission factor of 90.5%. The lead oxide content is ≥ 22%, and the density is ≥ 3.13 g/cm³.

Applications
RD 30® is used in medical, scientific, and industrial settings, including X-ray rooms, operating rooms, dental practices, and laboratories.

Technical Data
The glass thickness is 6.0 mm, with sound insulation values of RW (C; Ctr) = 34 (– 2; – 2) dB. It maintains a consistent lead equivalent across various kV levels, ensuring effective radiation shielding.
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Radiation Shielding Glass RD 30®-1

RD 30®: Lead equivalents in mm Pb and delivery dimensions of single pane glass Thickness d mm 6.0 ± 0.25 > 0.5 > 0.5 > 0.5 > 0.5 > 0.5 > 0.5 20 2,350 x 1,500 Attenuation equivalent in mm Pb and delivery dimensions: Max. Max. weight dimensions A good, clear view SCHOTT RD 30® is drawn, clear flat glass that contains lead and is used as radiation shielding glass. It has the usual surface traits of drawn glass. Not only for use in mammography RD 30® was developed especially for use in mammography workstations with weak X-rays (a lead equivalent of 0.5 mm Pb at 56 kV is commonly used here). Nevertheless, RD 30® also has a lead equivalent of 0.5 mm Pb at a higher tube voltage (up to 150 kV) and can therefore also be used in workplaces for material testing and at all other workplaces with weak X-ray radiation. To ensure safe handling of the glass, we recommend that you follow our "Instructions on Installing, Cleaning and Caring for Radiation Shielding Glass." Properties and processing options The SCHOTT Radiation Shielding Glass RD 30® is delivered in processed or refined form. The following processing options are available with RD 30®: • Special formats, also with edge processing and bored holes • Safety glass (tempered) • Laminated glass • Curved glass • Printed/painted glass Technical data on RD 30® (single pane glass) Optical properties Refractive index ne at 20 °C (annealed at 40 °C/h) 1.579 Light transmission factor (d = 6.0 mm) 90.5 % Chemical properties Hydrolytic class according to DIN ISO 719 HGB 3 Lead oxide content (PbO) > 22 % Total heavy metal oxide content > 23 % Delivery forms - RD 30® Radiation Shielding Glass • Single pane glass: 6 mm (max. delivery dimensions: 2,350 x 1,500 mm) • Laminated glass: > 6 mm (consisting of 2 x 3 mm RD 30®) Examples of applications SCHOTT RD 30® Radiation Shielding Glass can be used in many areas of medicine, science and industry, in particular in X-ray rooms, operating rooms, irradiation stations, dental practices, radiology practices, laboratories and materials testing. Mechanical characteristics Density in g/cm3 (delivery condition) > 3.13 Other properties Glass thickness 6.0 mm Evaluated sound insulation RW Spectral adaptation values C and Ctr Rw (C; Ctr) = 34 (- 2; - 2) dB Version November 2015 | SCHOTT reserves the right to make specification changes in this product flyer without notice. SCHOTT AG Hattenbergstrasse 10 55122 Mainz Germany Phone +49 (0)6131/66-2678 [email protected] glass made of ideas www.schott.com/rd-30

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