Tungsten Alloy Syringe Protective Cover Transport Box
ST Shield’s Tungsten Alloy Syringe Protective Cover Transport Box is a specialized, lead-free transit solution engineered to safely transport radioactive syringes, vials, or pharmaceutical containers between nuclear medicine departments, PET centers, pharmacies, or treatment rooms. Constructed with a multi-layer design—an outer shell of impact-resistant ABS plastic, a core of high-density tungsten alloy (density: 18.5 g/cm³) for radiation shielding, and an inner foam lining for shock absorption—this transport box balances radiation protection, durability, and portability. The tungsten alloy shielding layer (lead equivalent: 1.0mm Pb to 3.0mm Pb) delivers superior attenuation of gamma radiation from radioactive isotopes, while the ABS outer shell withstands bumps, drops, and rough handling during transit. The inner foam lining is precision-cut to fit standard syringe or vial sizes (1ml to 10ml), securely holding contents in place to prevent damage or movement that could compromise shielding. The box features a secure, tamper-proof locking mechanism (key or combination lock) that ensures the lid remains closed during transport, while a comfortable, ergonomic handle facilitates easy carrying. The exterior is labeled with standardized radioactive transport symbols and clear identification areas for contents, radioactivity level, and destination—complying with IAEA and DOT transport regulations. Unlike lead-based transport boxes, this tungsten alloy model is non-toxic, environmentally friendly, and free from lead contamination risks. ST Shield offers custom configurations, such as multiple compartments for transporting multiple syringes/vials, or larger sizes for bulk transit. Each transport box undergoes rigorous testing, including drop tests, radiation leakage tests, and structural integrity assessments, to ensure compliance with global transport standards. For facilities needing to transport radioactive syringes safely and legally, this tungsten alloy transport box is an essential asset—combining lead-free safety, shock resistance, and reliable shielding to mitigate transit risks while protecting staff, patients, and the environment.
