Transparency x ray protection glasses with high impact resistance mechanical strength engineered to provide superior radiation shielding

Brand Name Jovi
Certification CE
Model Number 1-cf-15
Document Lead glass specification.pdf
Minimum Order Quantity 1 Pc
Price $2130/pc-$9380/pc
Packaging Details In Wooden Case Or Customized
Delivery Time 5-8 Work Days
Payment Terms L/C,T/T
Supply Ability 2000 Pcs Per Month
Product Details
Size 1200mm X 2400mm Transmittance 85% - 95%
Material Lead Glass Composition Rmon-pbo-sio2 (B2O3)
Density 4.1g/cm³,4.3g/cm³,4.7g/cm³,5.2g/cm³ Impact Resistance High
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Product Description
Radiation Oncology (Linac Bunkers)
1. Quality – Shielding for Megavoltage Energies (6–18 MV)

Linear accelerators (linacs) produce megavoltage X‑rays (6–18 MV) – far higher energy than diagnostic or nuclear medicine. Standard lead glass is inadequate.

Parameter Diagnostic CT (≤150 kVp) Linac (6 MV) Linac (18 MV)
Photon energy 0.1–0.15 MeV 6 MeV 18 MeV
Half‑value layer (lead) 0.26 mm ~16 mm ~30 mm
Lead glass effectiveness Excellent Poor (impractical thickness) Negligible

Jovvi Linac Solution: Lead glass is NOT used as primary shielding for megavoltage. Instead, Jovvi provides:

  1. Secondary viewing ports – Small lead glass windows (≤2.0 mm Pb) for optical viewing only, placed behind primary concrete/lead shielding.

  2. Mirror systems – Lead glass not directly in beam path.

  3. CCTV integration – Glass replaced by cameras + monitors (Jovvi does not supply cameras, but provides lead‑glass‑equivalent monitor placement guidance).

2. Application Scenarios

Scenario A: Linac Control Room Viewing Window

  • Challenge: Regulators require direct line‑of‑sight to patient. But primary shield is 1.5–2.0 m of concrete.

  • Jovvi solution: Bunker periscope system – Jovvi lead glass used at two 45° mirrors, not in direct beam. Glass specification: 2.5 mm Pb (only for scatter radiation).

  • Result: Meets regulatory requirement without attempting megavoltage shielding.

Scenario B: Simulator (Conventional CT for Radiation Therapy Planning)

  • Challenge: CT simulator for radiotherapy planning (same as diagnostic CT, 120–140 kVp).

  • Jovvi solution: Standard 2.3–2.5 mm Pb lead glass – completely adequate.

  • Result: No special linac‑grade needed.

Scenario C: HDR Brachytherapy Suite (Ir‑192, 380 keV)

  • Challenge: Intermediate energy (380 keV, between SPECT and linac).

  • Jovvi solution: 4.0–5.0 mm Pb monolithic glass or composite. Ir‑192 HVL in lead ~2.5 mm → 5 mm Pb gives ~75% attenuation.

  • Result: Acceptable for low‑workload brachytherapy (verify with physicist).

3. Production Assurance – Linac & Brachytherapy

Jovvi provides energy‑specific attenuation data for:

  • 380 keV (Ir‑192) – brachytherapy

  • 662 keV (Cs‑137) – calibration sources

  • 1.25 MeV (Co‑60) – older teletherapy units

  • 6 MV – for comparison (Jovvi states "not recommended")

Certificate note: Jovvi does not claim linac‑grade shielding. Customers receive clear statement: "For megavoltage energies (>1 MeV), this glass provides <20% attenuation and must be used only behind primary shield."