Review on π Advanced Leaded Markers for X-ray Imaging with Aluminum Backs by Luke Right
Unsafe Markers, Risky for Work
According to my experience working in industrial and scientific settings, these markers are a disaster waiting to happen. While they may provide some level of protection against x-rays, the aluminum backs are flimsy and the markers themselves can easily leak dangerous chemicals. The cons far outweigh any potential benefits and I would never recommend these for hazardous material handling.
- High-quality leaded markers that produce clear and accurate X-rays.
- Not compatible with non-aluminum X-ray backs.
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