Protective gloves may form part of occupational PPE where the facility's radiation-safety assessment identifies a hand-exposure risk from scattered X-ray radiation. They do not replace beam avoidance, distance, equipment optimisation or established working procedures.
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No. Confirm the published lead equivalency for the exact product and any required test documentation rather than assuming a common value across products.
Select a size that provides appropriate coverage and fit without unnecessarily restricting the task. Confirm available sizing on the current product page or quotation.
No protective glove should be treated as permission to place hands unnecessarily in the primary X-ray beam. The facility's radiation-safety controls and procedure-specific working methods remain primary.
Confirm intended procedure, size range, published lead equivalency, material, cleaning/inspection requirements and any product-specific regulatory or test documentation required by the institution.
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