IS IndoSurgicals® Full Protection – Partial Overlap Wrap Around Lead Vest & Skirt
A two-piece wrap-around radiation-protection garment designed to protect the front and back of the upper and lower torso while distributing garment weight between the shoulders and waist. The vest and skirt are available with 0.35 mmPb or 0.50 mmPb nominal frontal protection and 0.25 mmPb rear protection, with the correctly overlapped frontal region providing double the selected nominal lead equivalence.
Full Front-and-Back Protection with Two-Piece Weight Distribution
The garment consists of an upper protective vest and a separate overlapping skirt. Both pieces provide front and rear radiation protection, while the two-piece construction divides the garment load between the shoulders and waist instead of concentrating the entire weight on the shoulders.
Protective Vest
The vest protects the front and back of the upper torso and uses slightly overlapping front panels secured with hook-and-loop fastening.
Protective Skirt
The separate skirt protects the lower torso from the front and back while transferring part of the garment load to the waist.
Selectable Frontal Protection with 0.25 mmPb Rear Coverage
The front of both garment sections is available in 0.35 mmPb or 0.50 mmPb nominal lead equivalence. The rear protection remains 0.25 mmPb.
0.35 mmPb Front
Nominal frontal protection option where the approved radiation-safety requirement permits 0.35 mmPb.
0.50 mmPb Front
Higher nominal frontal protection option for procedures or departments requiring 0.50 mmPb.
0.25 mmPb Back
The back of both vest and skirt provides consistent 0.25 mmPb lead-equivalent protection.
Designed for Protection, Stability and Extended Clinical Wear
Two-Piece Garment
The vest protects the upper torso while the skirt protects the lower torso, both from front and back.
Partial-Overlap Front
Slightly overlapping frontal panels provide enhanced protection through the intended central overlap region.
Weight Distribution
The vest-and-skirt format divides garment weight between shoulders and waist for improved comfort.
Padded Shoulders
Shoulder padding helps reduce concentrated pressure during prolonged wearing periods.
Secure Closure
Hook-and-loop fastening helps keep the vest panels correctly positioned during routine use.
Dosimeter Pocket
A front pocket provides convenient placement for a personal dosimeter badge where required.
Wrap-Around Coverage
Both vest and skirt protect the front and back of their respective torso regions.
PU-Coated Outer Fabric
The outer covering is intended for routine clinical handling and cleaning according to current care instructions.
Long-Procedure Comfort
The two-piece weight-distributing format is particularly suitable where garments are worn for extended periods.
Four Core Choices for Shielding, Weight and Procurement Requirements
The supplied description lists four radiation-protection core-material options. Approximate values below are core area densities per square metre, not finished garment weights.
StPb® — Conventional Lead-Vinyl
Approximate core area density: 4.62 kg/m² at 0.35 mmPb and 6.60 kg/m² at 0.50 mmPb.
NoPb®-LT — Lead-Free Lightweight
Approximate core area density: 4.50 kg/m² at 0.35 mmPb and 6.00 kg/m² at 0.50 mmPb.
NoPb®-SL — Lead-Free Super Lightweight
Approximate core area density: 3.90 kg/m² at 0.35 mmPb and 5.20 kg/m² at 0.50 mmPb.
NoPb®-BL — Lead-Free Broad-Beam Tested
Approximate core area density: 4.29 kg/m² at 0.35 mmPb and 6.00 kg/m² at 0.50 mmPb.
For Procedures Requiring Front and Rear Radiation Protection
The product is intended for professional radiation-protection use in healthcare environments where staff may be exposed to scatter from multiple directions and may wear protective apparel for extended periods.
Cardiac Cath Labs
For fluoroscopy-guided cardiac procedures requiring comprehensive wearable protection.
EP Laboratories
Suitable for prolonged electrophysiology procedures involving fluoroscopic imaging.
Orthopaedic Surgery
For surgical teams working around mobile imaging equipment during image-guided orthopaedic procedures.
C-Arm Procedures
For clinicians and OT personnel positioned near mobile fluoroscopy systems.
Radiology Departments
For radiologists, technicians and supporting staff working near diagnostic X-ray equipment.
Urology Procedures
For procedure-room teams using fluoroscopic imaging in urology and related applications.
Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Full Protection Partial-Overlap Wrap Around Lead Vest & Skirt |
|---|---|
| Garment Construction | Two-piece protective garment comprising an upper vest and lower protective skirt |
| Coverage | Front and rear protection for both upper and lower torso |
| Core-Material Options | StPb®, NoPb®-LT, NoPb®-SL and NoPb®-BL |
| Front Protection | 0.35 mmPb or 0.50 mmPb lead equivalent |
| Overlapped Region | Approximately 0.70 mmPb in the 0.35 mmPb configuration and 1.00 mmPb in the 0.50 mmPb configuration when correctly overlapped |
| Back Protection | 0.25 mmPb lead equivalent on both vest and skirt |
| Vest Closure | Hook-and-loop closure with slightly overlapping frontal panels |
| Shoulder Support | Padded shoulders for improved wearing comfort |
| Dosimeter Pocket | Front pocket for personal dosimeter badge placement |
| Outer Fabric | Polyurethane-coated outer fabric |
| Available Sizes | XS, S, M, L, XL and XXL |
| Colour Options | Available in multiple colours; customization subject to order requirements and production feasibility |
| Recommended Users | Radiologists, technicians and other professionals requiring front-and-back wearable radiation protection |
| Manufacturer | IndoSurgicals Private Limited, New Delhi, India |
What to Confirm Before Ordering
Protection Level
Select 0.35 mmPb or 0.50 mmPb frontal protection according to the approved radiation-safety requirement.
Core Material
Choose conventional lead-vinyl or a lead-free core according to shielding, weight and documentation requirements.
Correct Overlap
Enhanced frontal shielding applies only through the region where the designated panels are correctly overlapped.
Vest & Skirt Fit
Confirm both garment pieces fit correctly so the intended front, rear and overlap coverage are maintained during use.
Protect the Radiation-Shielding Core from Avoidable Damage
Recommended Handling
Store the vest and skirt flat or on suitable radiation-protection garment hangers. Avoid folding, sharp creasing or placing heavy objects on the protective core. Clean the outer surface using a compatible mild cleaning method and allow the garments to dry before storage.
Routine Inspection
Inspect the fabric, seams, hook-and-loop closures, shoulder support and skirt fastening regularly. Follow the facility schedule for integrity inspection and remove either garment from use if shielding-core damage is suspected.