PbX Labsby Noki Technologies

Radiation shielding for nuclear medicine

PbX Labs builds lead and tungsten shielding for hot laboratories, PET/CT suites and radiopharmacies — from a 66 gram syringe shield to a 350 kg hydraulic waste bin.

3 to 70 mm lead thickness 18 catalogue products Hyderabad designed and built
A group of PbX Labs shielded containers, bins and carriers

Start with the millimetres

Everything in the catalogue comes down to how much lead sits between the source and the person. Pick the band that matches your work and the products follow.

Where it gets used

Most departments buy across several of these at once. If you are fitting out a new hot lab, send us the room layout and the isotopes and we will put the list together.

Hot laboratory

Dispensing, elution and decay storage, from the 3 mm bin at the bench to the 60 mm container in the store.

PET and PET/CT

511 keV annihilation photons need materially more lead than technetium work. These are the 45 to 70 mm products.

SPECT and general nuclear medicine

Syringe and vial shielding sized for technetium-99m and iodine work, light enough to use all day.

Radiopharmacy and production

Enclosed, ventilated working volumes for synthesis, QC and R&D.

A sample of the range

Six of the eighteen. Open the specifications on any card for dimensions, weights and finishes.

Lead shielded syringe holder

3 or 6 mm lead

Lead shielded syringe holder

Carries a filled syringe between the dispensing bench and the patient. The wide base lets a technologist set it down one-handed without it tipping.

Specifications
Syringe capacity2 ml to 10 ml
Shielding thickness3 mm for SPECT, 6 mm for PET
Finishing materialStainless steel cover
Outer dimensions40 × 150 mm
Inner dimensions20 × 140 mm
WeightApprox. 1.8 kg
Lead vial pig

25 mm lead

Lead vial pig

The standard pig for storing and shipping a radioisotope vial. Epoxy coated outside, and available in other lead thicknesses on request.

Specifications
Shielding thickness25 mm lead
Finishing materialEpoxy coating
Standard colourWhite
Outer dimensions120 × 94 mm
Inner dimensions70 × 44 mm
WeightApprox. 7.2 kg
Hydraulic lead bin

35 to 40 mm lead

Hydraulic lead bin

Lead on all six sides for holding radioactive waste generated in the hot lab while it decays. The hydraulic mechanism carries the lid through a full 90 degrees and holds it there.

Specifications
Shielding thickness35 / 40 mm
Lid opening90 degrees, hydraulic
Finishing materialMirror finish stainless steel
Inside dimensions300 × 300 × 300 mm (w × d × h)
Weight350 kg
MobilityCastor mounted
Table top shielded workstation

5 mm lead

Table top shielded workstation

An enclosed working volume with an extractable L block inside it, so dispensing happens behind two barriers instead of one. The 15 mm lead glass window runs the width of the opening.

Specifications
Finishing materialStainless steel
Shielding materialLead
Shielding thickness5 mm
Viewing window200 × 240 × 15 mm lead glass, 4.8 g/cm³
Outside dimensions600 × 420 × 480 mm (w × d × h)
Inside dimensions574 × 394 × 407 mm (w × d × h)
Weight90 kg
PET shielded safe

50 mm lead

PET shielded safe

Storage and containment for the SPECT and PET sources kept on site. The door swings clear of the aperture so a pig can be lifted straight in and out.

Specifications
Finishing materialEpoxy coated lead
Shielding materialLead
Shielding thickness50 mm
Outside dimensions235 × 235 × 300 mm (w × d × h)
Inside dimensions125 × 125 × 200 mm (w × d × h)
Mobile lead container

70 mm lead

Mobile lead container

A 70 mm container on a cart for moving high-energy sources across a department. The handlebar and front wheel both swivel, and lifting eyes let a hoist take the container off the deck.

Specifications
Shielding thickness70 mm
Outside dimensions600 × 270 × 600 mm
Inside dimensions, lead container60 × 127 mm (d × h)
Weight130 kg
HandlingSwivel handlebar, swivel front wheel, lifting eyes

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Hot cells, built around your synthesis

A fully enclosed, ventilated cell for handling and preparing radioactive materials, built around the synthesis work a radiopharmacy actually runs.

Radiopharmaceutical production
Preparation of PET and SPECT tracers under containment, with the air handling and interlocks the work requires.
Research and development
A controlled space for developing and testing new radiolabelled compounds.
Quality control
Room for the QA steps that release a batch, inside the same shielded envelope.
Discuss a hot cell

Tell us the isotope and the activity

We will come back with the shielding thickness, the product, and a price.