The lead element added inside the lead lined glass makes it resistant to X-rays Radiation such as gamma rays has good absorption ability. This makes it particularly useful in medical, scientific research, nuclear industry and other situations that require radiation protection. For example, in X-ray or CT rooms of hospitals, using lead lined glass can effectively reduce the radiation dose to medical staff and patients.

Lead lined glass, as the name suggests, is made by adding a certain proportion of lead element to the interior of ordinary glass. This special component gives it a series of unique properties. Due to the much higher density of lead than ordinary metals, lead lined glass has a very high density, making it more protective.