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HSL is pleased to announce its award on the HSE 22186 – National DPS Qualification for Radiation Protection Equipment & Apparels, recognising the company as a key approved supplier of high-quality radiation protection solutions to the healthcare sector.
This achievement reflects HSL’s ongoing commitment to supplying trusted, compliant, and clinically effective radiation protection equipment that supports healthcare professionals working in environments where ionising radiation is present.
The HSE Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for Radiation Protection Equipment & Apparels plays an important role in ensuring that hospitals and healthcare providers have access to pre-qualified suppliers who meet strict standards for quality, safety, and compliance. HSL’s inclusion within this framework further strengthens its role as a reliable partner to healthcare organisations across Ireland.
HSL provides a comprehensive range of radiation protection products designed for use in radiology, diagnostic imaging, interventional procedures, and oncology settings. The product range includes lead aprons and lightweight composite garments, thyroid protection, radiation protection eyewear, patient shielding solutions, and a variety of specialist accessories. Many of these products are available in custom-fit options to support both comfort and clinical performance.
The full range is detailed in the Product Catalogue available here:
Radiation Protection Catalogue 2026
Quality, compliance, and service remain central to HSL’s approach. Our position on the DPS reflects a consistent focus on product safety, regulatory alignment, reliable supply, and responsive customer support. We continue to invest in innovation and product development to ensure healthcare professionals have access to dependable protection solutions in demanding clinical environments.
HSL is proud to support hospitals and healthcare providers with radiation protection equipment that meets the highest standards of safety and performance, contributing to safer working conditions for clinicians and improved care for patients.
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