Description of Medical Protective Lead Door

Medical Protective Lead Door is a radiation protection device made of high-density lead plate material. Medical Protective Lead Door has strong corrosion resistance, acid and alkali resistance, load-bearing, sound insulation, easy sliding, high protection level, long service life, etc. They can block the influence of all external radiation on the examination, and also protect the radiation in the department from polluting the external environment. Medical Protective Lead Door is often used in clean places that require air sealing to create a safe and pollution-free working area for medical examinations, such as the PET department, CT department, MR department, X-ray machine department, and SPET-CT department. The four sides of the door are embedded with high-quality imported sealing strips, which meet the hospital hygiene requirements. This product has passed the air-tightness test and meets the highest level of national standards.

Features of Medical Protective Lead Door

• Highly Efficient Shielding: The door core utilizes 1.5–4 mm high-purity lead sheet, with lead equivalent customized according to radiation energy. X-ray attenuation is >99% and leakage dose is <0.5 μSv/h.

• Durable: The outer frame is constructed of 1.0 mm-thick or larger 304 stainless steel or color-coated steel sheet. The internal steel frame and honeycomb aluminum panels are impact-resistant and deformation-resistant, with a service life of ≥15 years.

• Optimal Sealing: The EPDM rubber sealing strip and lower lift-and-sweep bar provide noise and dust isolation and airtight sealing conforming to ISO 14644 cleanroom standards when closed.  

• Simple Maintenance: The HL treatment surface discoloration resulting from disinfectants and the antibacterial coating preventing the growth of E. coli and Staphylococcus aureus makes surface cleaning and maintenance effortless.

Applications of Medical Protective Lead Door

Hospitals: CT rooms, DR rooms, DSA catheterization rooms, radiotherapy linear accelerator rooms, and nuclear medicine PET-CT and SPECT examination rooms.

Dentistry: Entrances and exits to panoramic scanners and oral CBCT rooms.

Scientific Research and Industry: X-ray laboratories in universities and research institutes, industrial NDT rooms, and nuclear power plant control areas.

Specifications of Medical Protective Lead Door