Tungsten Poly Radiation Shielding Density

Tungsten poly radiation shielding is a definition for tungsten-polymer composites, working as a new substitutes to lead or tungsten-based heavy alloys. Its composite system has two components: tungsten and polymer, which acts as filler and combines high weight percent of tungsten powder. Tungsten poly radiation shielding density is about 13~14 g/cc. As far as we know, the density of lead is about 10.0 g/cc -10.8 g/cc. The density of tungsten-based heavy alloy is about 16 g/cc to 18.5 g/cc. High density tungsten nylon may vary between 10 g/cc to 14 g/cc. Tungsten poly radiation shielding is most popular, as it is quite different from tungsten heavy alloy material, and there is no need to be sintered, but it is usually made by injection molded, which could shorten the delivery time.

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