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Material Guide

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Protective Material Guide

Innovative Medical Supplies is on a mission to provide you with the most effective protective material available. Choose between lead-free, lead composite, and traditional lead. Each material is available in 0.25, 0.35, and 0.5mm.

STRATA 500

LEAD FREE

EXTRA FLEXIBLE AND LIGHTWEIGHT
Better mobility lessens the physical consequences of long-term wear

DURABLE AND COST-EFFECTIVE OVER THE LONG TERM

SUSTAINABLE PVC FREE
Recyclable and fully reprocessable

EASY TO RECYCLE
Recyclable and safe for non-hazardous disposal

Follow your state guidelines for non-hazardous disposal.
Material Safety Data sheets are available.

TRULITE

LIGHT LEAD COMPOSITE

MIDWEIGHT AND VERSATILE
Ideal for applications where weight is not a primary concern

LIGHT-LEAD MATERIAL
Cost-effective substitute for conventional lead-based materials

UNMATCHED STRENGTH & FLEXIBILITY
Optimal balance of tensile strength and elongation

SUSTAINABLE PVC-free
and fully reprocesable

COST CRUNCHER

LEAD

HIGHEST RADIATION PROTECTION
Traditional material that offers reliable radiation protection but can cause health and environmental issues.

MORE RIGID AND HEAVIER
Less flexibility can contribute to physical discomfort and fatigue with long-term wear.

MADE OF HAZARDOUS MATERIAL
Not often recycled and can create toxic waste when disposed of. Bending and cracking may result in harmful lead dust.

HEAVY-DUTY & ECONOMICAL
Ideal for high-energy X-ray procedures.

 

Xenolite®

Attenuation Thickness

Burlington Medical’s proprietary elastomer, Xenolite®, provides superior durability and flexibility, which more than doubles the lifespan of your radiation protection garments compared to the industry standard. It also eliminates PVC (polyvinyl chloride), which is commonly used in radiation protection garments but is associated with health hazards. Our materials ensure safe, non-hazardous disposal when it is finally time for an upgrade.

0.5 mm

0.5 mm - Heaviest yet most protective

Some HCPs require 0.5mm. Consult your hospital regulations and your radiation safety officer to ensure compliance for your facility.

0.35mm

0.35 mm - Mid-weight, medium protection

The most popular option for balancing weight and protection.

0.25mm

0.25 mm - Lighter weight, less protection

For use when musculoskeletal issues are a significant concern.