Description Of Radiation Shielding Door

The Radiation Shielding Door is the largest and most widely used large-scale protective equipment among all radiation protection products. It is mainly made of stainless steel and high-density lead materials. Radiation Shielding Doors are designed to take into consideration the heavyweight that sheet lead imposes on them. They are constructed to support this extra weight, which will not detract from their appearance or radiation protection. The frames are designed to support the lead-lined doors to provide a lead-lined interface between the door and the lead-lined wall in the adjacent walls. Usually, they are attached to studs in the walls using a variety of techniques specifically designed to hold the door securely and prevent radiation shielding leakage. They are equipped with safety equipment such as door machine interlocking devices, infrared sensors, operation indicator lights, ionizing radiation signs, and braking systems to avoid causing serious harm to patients and doctors in emergencies.

Features Of Radiation Shielding Door

Easy for fast installation.

Excellent radiation shielding effect.

Unique-designed handles to reduce manual opening force in case of power failure.

Operating quietly and fast, with good performance in sound insulation.

Applications Of Radiation Shielding Door

The Radiation Shielding Door is often widely used in hospitals, laboratories, nuclear power plants, nuclear medicine examination rooms, and other places. It is specially developed for operating rooms with X-ray equipment, PET examination rooms, radiation treatment rooms, and rooms with radiation shielding requirements. 

Specifications Of Radiation Shielding Door