Cut and surface treated, they make up the majority of the current products in use. These single-piece panels are produced by the glassmaking industry. Thanks to these protective panels, this effect is divided in two and therefore obviates the need for an antireflection coating (which is very fragile). Surface reflection (mirror effect) is considerable on high density glass panels.The lead glass sheets are protected from surface oxidation which causes significant light transmission losses in the long term.These protective glass panels have two other major advantages with respect to light transmission: The cleaning operations are therefore the same as for normal windows. This high level of shock resistance removes the necessity for transparent protection panels (of PMMA or Lexan type) which causes problems of loss of transmission or condensation.īoth of the optical faces of the glass are protected by an extra-white glass which is itself glued to the sheets of lead glass. This design gives the glass panels unequalled mechanical strength, particularly with respect to shock resistance. After many years’ research and development, LEMER PAX is now the leading manufacturer of this type of panel. These panels are made by gluing several lead glass sheets on top of each other. It can be cut out and drilled to your specifications. Standard lead equivalency is 2.0 mm (1/16) with a thickness of 8.0 mm. It is available as standard with radiation protection lead equivalences 1 to 3.2 mm and in maximum formats 2380 x 1180 mm. Mayco supplies leaded X-Ray glass and telescoping lead lined frames for x-ray and.

The result is excellent transmission of visible light (400 to 700 nm) for good visual comfort and optimal safety. Lemer Pax lead glass is manufactured by Nippon Electric Glass using high-quality, dense materials.

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