INFAB Protection Wear
KIARMOR lead-free and low-lead apparel – certified attenuation in a lightweight garment built for full-day procedural wear.
Radiation-protection garments only reduce dose when staff keep them on through every case, and weight is the main reason they don’t. Infab’s Revolution line is built around its proprietary KIARMOR bi-layer core, offered in lead-free, low-lead, and standard-lead versions, to deliver certified attenuation in a lighter garment.
According to Infab documentation, KIARMOR Lead-Free meets IEC 61331-1:2014 and has been tested against ASTM, IEC, and DIN attenuation standards. Comfort features such as moisture-wicking cooling fabric, a weight-bearing back flap, and a built-in lumbar “Black Belt” target the load that drives inconsistent use.
- Documented attenuation – KIARMOR Lead-Free is documented by Infab as meeting IEC 61331-1:2014 and as tested against ASTM, IEC, and DIN attenuation standards.
- Lead-free, low-lead, or lead – The KIARMOR core comes in three configurations to match institutional policy.
- Built for full-day wear – Lighter core, weight-bearing back flap, and lumbar support address the load that drives inconsistent use.
- Full anatomical coverage – Aprons in full-wrap, front-protection, and vest-and-skirt styles, with matching thyroid collars.
- Garment style, colour, and lead-equivalence selectable per department and disposal policy.
- Moisture-wicking cooling fabric on every Revolution apron supports long procedural lists.
- Thyroid collars available in the same KIARMOR lead-free, low-lead, or lead options.
- One supplier across apron, vest/skirt, and thyroid coverage simplifies fitting and procurement.
Worn by physicians, nurses, and technologists during fluoroscopy-guided procedures in interventional radiology, cardiac catheterisation, and hybrid operating rooms. Supports reduction of cumulative occupational exposure across full-day procedural work.
