Lead sheet is used by many different industries and for multiple applications. This type of lead is most commonly used as roofing and flashing, tank lining, soundproofing, radiation shielding, and corrosion protection. There are additional uses associated with waterproofing, nuclear energy shielding, and vibration absorption.
Four Applications Using Lead Sheet
The lead burning process is used whenever there is a need to coat, line, or fabricate an item with lead. Sometimes referred to as “lead welding,” the lead burning process is commonly used in coordination with procedures for making repairs or when performing scheduled maintenance. In simple terms, lead burning is similar to welding with the exception that the metal …
Read more...Lead flashing is the preferred solution for many roofers and homeowners for a number of reasons.
Lead possesses a number of attributes that make it ideal for use in flashing. It is inherently resistant to corrosion, making it highly durable in exterior settings exposed to the elements.
Another significant benefit of lead is its malleability. This soft metal can be …
Read more...Lead is the material of choice for both gamma radiation and x-ray shielding. In particular, lead bricks, provide an effective solution by providing maximum protection in settings where sheet lead is impractical, due the thickness of lead required. They are used in laboratories and hospitals, as well as for specific applications where lead thicknesses greater than ¾” are required …
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