Lead Free Vinyl
General use X-ray Curtains. Durable and high strength.
Free Samples Available
Ultralight Xray Curtains
Best shielding to use for lightweight products. Will not tip cups or hold up pouches.
From $200
Food Contact Xray Curtains
Compliant with FDA and EU Requirements for Direct Food Contact.
Free Samples Available
Heavyweight Xray Curtains
Durable radiation protection for Security and Case Xray Inspection Systems.
Free Samples Available
Medical Radiation Curtains
Protective Nylon Curtains for Medical and Veterinary Xray Applications.
Free Samples Available
Technical Services and Design
Support Services for Design and Fabrication, Radiation Surveys, and Regulatory Filings.
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Latest News
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About Us
Lead Free Shields and XrayCurtains.com are both trade names for Intech Partners, LLC. Our facilities are located in Houston, Texas. We began development of lead-free, non-toxic radiation curtain shields for xray scanners used in the food industry in 2003. This novel product was the basis for the original company name of "Lead Free Shields". We subsequently introduced the first non toxic xray curtains for xray systems as well as the first xray curtains which met FDA guidelines for direct food contact.
Today, we offer a wide range of shielding products for many industries, including
- Curtain shields for security, food and NDT x-ray scanning systems
- Medical curtain shields, barriers and protective blankets
- Industrial and Nuclear Shielding, including broad spectrum, tungsten and bismuth alloys, composites and loaded polymer sheets.
The XrayCurtains.com online store provides a convenient method for our customers throughout the world to purchase the exact quantities they need for quick delivery.
Bulk quantities of rollstock and custom solutions are available as well. Please contact us directly for pricing.
