Products Description
The tungsten alloy PET syringe shield serves as a protective barrier aimed at minimizing radiation exposure for medical personnel working with 18F-FDG during PET scans. Imaging PET employs radioactive synger tracers that are metabolically active for visual representation of a patient's body, and its purpose is to contain the radiative emission from the syringe's contents. Doing so minimizes the radiation risk an operator may face.
For the patient, the use of radiotracers in imaging processes enhances accuracy; however, one staff member is caught in an operational border cross-contamination radiation crossfire. These tungsten alloy shields have at last served invaluable purpose in safety of PET imaging by active radiation source shielding. The shields reduce occupational radiation exposure of staff while decreasing radiological contamination for the patient's environment.
The shield has an adaptive architecture and may be fitted close to the surface of the syringe enabling forming a protective barrier between the radioactive material and the operator. It balances usability and multifunctional adaptivity simultaneously. The shield is usually made with a quick fastening device, such as snap or rotary interface which allows one-handed sliding suture for medical personnel while maintaining full protective during the entire process. This versatile structure gives the medical personnel the ability to perform tracer injections with precision and safety while greatly decreasing radiation exposure.
The tungsten PET syringe shield now offers a safe and effective solution to the radiation problem in PET imaging by the dual benefits of "isolating the radiation source" and "simplifying the operation steps." The protective effectiveness and functional simplicity of this tungsten PET syringe shield not only minimizes occupational radiological hazards, but also enhances the continuity of the diagnostic and therapeutic process enabling the medical staff to perform PET examinations efficiently and safely.
Features of Tungsten Alloy PET Syringe Shield
1. High density and strong shielding performance: The Tungsten alloy has a density of 16.5-19.0 g/cm ³, and it possesses formidable shielding capabilities against radiation particles (like 18F-FDG which is often utilized in PET scans). For instance, a tungsten alloy shield with 8mm thickness provides shielding equivalent to 10mm of lead.
2. Non-toxic and environmentally friendly: Tungsten alloy does not contain lead and is thus, non-toxic which makes it eco-friendly in comparison to traditional alloys used.
3. Wondrous endurance: With it's hsrd multif acting signature, high melting point along with it's great mechanical bond among other factors like impact resistance, tungsten alloy proves to be effective for transport and frequent use.
4. Best shielding Design: The protective windows of the glasses are designed complimentarily. They not only offer safe observation of the immunomace flag, but alone the window allows the user observation of the medicament concealed within the further immured syringe. Concerning the case retainer, the captures of the probes guarantee and command the syringe so that, enabling operational safety.
5. Light weight and small size: In resting cross section, with similared protective impact, the volume and mass of Tungsten alloy are reduced to merely one third the bulk and weight of the lead shield. This not only enhances protection but makes operation and transport much easier.
6. Adpatability and strong customization: Shields of different ranges can be designed to accommodate large charge volumes up to standard sizes like 1cc, 3cc, 5cc, 10cc, and 20 cc.

Applications of Tungsten Alloy PET Syringe Shield
During a PET-CT test, radioactive markers are injected, for example, 18F-FDG. This is done to limit the radiation burden on other healthcare personnel. As a secondary radiation protective device for the PET equipment, it lessens the scattering radiation of the radioactive materials during injection. This greatly improves the safety and imaging quality of equipment utilization. In the nuclear medicine labs, the device is intended for the protection of employees handling radioactive isotopes.
Material specification
|
Material |
90WNiFe |
92.5WNiFe |
95WNiFe |
97WNiFe |
|
Material |
90% W |
92.5% W |
95% W |
97% W |
|
7% Ni |
5.25% Ni |
3.5% Ni |
2.1% Ni |
|
|
3% Fe |
2.25% Fe |
1.5% Fe |
0.9% Fe |
|
|
Density (g/cc) |
17 gm/cc |
17.5 gm/cc |
18 gm/cc |
18.5 gm/cc |
|
Density (lbs/in3) |
0.614 |
0.632 |
0.65 |
0.668 |
FAQ for Tungsten Alloy PET Syringe Shield
Are you a factory or manufacturer?
A: Yes, we are a factory but we generally use our trading company to handle the business abroad. It will be more convenient to receive the remittance and arrange the shipment.
What is the delivery method?
A: Generally, we send cargo by UPS, DHL or FedEx. Also, we can send by sea to seaport or by air to the closest airport.
Why is your product so cost-effective?
A: We cut out the middlemen in the end-to-end manufacturing process and we obtain raw material directly from its source.
Do you do spot quality inspection or full inspection?
A: 100% full inspection for sure. All unqualified products are discarded.
How do you ensure your lead time?
A: From material preparation to machining and finally to a full inspection. Every stage of production is strictly monitored and controlled to give you an accurate delivery time.
What is the MOQ of Tungsten Alloy PET Syringe Shield?
A: Depends on quantity, generally, no MOQ limit.
How to pay for it?
A: A bank transfer (T/T) will be acceptable.
What is the delivery time?
A: around 7-20 days which depends on the quantity and production.
What is kind of the package?
A: Generally, we use a carton case or plywood case with protective material inside to ensure the save of cargo
What is the lead time?
A: from order placed to cargo receiving will take around 10-25 days.
Hot Tags: tungsten alloy pet syringe shield, China tungsten alloy pet syringe shield suppliers, factory



