PB7056 Lead Foil

Lead Foil Description

Lead foil from Stanford Advanced Materials (PB7056) is manufactured with high purity (≥99.9%) and precision-controlled thickness, offering excellent flexibility, malleability and radiation resistance. This makes it suitable for applications requiring radiation shielding, acoustic insulation, industrial sealing and electronic applications. Its uniform consistency ensures reliability and efficiency across various industrial and research applications.

Applications of Lead Foil

Radiation Shielding: Commonly used for shielding X-ray and gamma radiation as well as other radiation sources in medicine, research, and the nuclear industry.

Electronics: Provides reliable shielding against electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI).

Industrial Sealing: Due to its corrosion resistance and malleability, it is frequently used in the chemical industry and for sealing applications.

Research and Laboratory: Utilised in scientific research, laboratory equipment, and various experimental setups that require a high-density material.

Packaging of Lead Foil

Lead foil is carefully packaged to protect against damage, contamination, and oxidation during storage and transport.

Standard Packaging: Rolled and sealed in protective film.

Weight and size may be customised according to customer requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is lead foil mainly used for?
Lead foil is primarily used for radiation shielding, sealing, acoustic insulation, and EMI/RFI shielding.

How should lead foil be stored?
Store in a cool, dry place and protect from moisture and corrosive environments to maintain quality and effectiveness.

Is lead foil hazardous?
Yes, lead foil should be handled with caution as lead is a toxic material. Appropriate safety measures, including gloves and respiratory protection, should be implemented.

Can the thickness of lead foil be customised?
Yes, Stanford Advanced Materials can supply lead foil in customised thicknesses according to specific application requirements.