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Features

• Four inch low background lead
• Graded tin and copper liner
• Fully clad - no exposed lead
• Full area front door
• Synchronized split top door
• Lockable door latch
• Textured epoxy finish

Description

The 767 is a full-size and full-featured shield for use with germanium detectors having a vertical orientation. It has several unique design features and is built with a great deal of attention to fit and finish. The 767 features 10 cm (4 in.) lead thickness and is jacketed by a 9.5 mm (3/8 in.) steel outer housing. The graded liner comprises a tin layer of 1 mm (0.040 in.) thickness and a copper layer of 1.5 mm (0.062 in.) thickness. There is no exposed lead in the 767 with or without the doors closed. The inside dimensions are 28 cm (11 in.) diameter by 40.6 cm (16 in.) high.

The top doors of the 767 are linked so they open and close together regardless of which is actuated. The front door opens to the right on precision adjustable hinges and provides full shield access.

Top doors are linked - so they open and close together		Front door provides full-area access

A novel latch secures both the front and top doors and provides a means to lock the shield with a user-supplied padlock.

The shield table is equipped with leveling legs and with braces which allow the assembled shield to be moved with a simple pallet truck.

The 767 is finished outside with an attractive textured light gray epoxy paint. The copper interior has a brush grain finish with a clear polyurethane coating to retard tarnishing.