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Armor Door
Armor Door
The installation of lead-lined doors in an X-ray room involves several precise steps to ensure effective radiation shielding and safety compliance.
Experts assess the X-ray room's specific requirements, considering room dimensions, radiation levels, and regulatory guidelines to select the appropriate lead-lined door.
The existing opening is prepared, making necessary modifications to ensure a perfect fit for the radiation-shielded structure.
Lead sheets are precisely cut and fitted onto the door panel. Specialized welding or adhesive bonding techniques create a tight, leak-proof radiation seal.
Installation of high-duty hinges, locks, and handles. After assembly, the door undergoes rigorous testing with specialized equipment to verify radiation levels are within safety limits.
Professional finishes and specialized seals are applied around the frame to prevent any radiation leakage and ensure durable operation.
| Parameter | Specification Details |
| Door Configuration | Single-leaf / Double-leaf |
| Standard Sizes (mm) | 800*2100 / 900*2100 / 1200*2100 / 1500*2100 / 1800*2100 |
| Hold-time | 0.5-8s (adjustable) |
| Opening Angle | 0-170 degrees |
| Opening Type | Swing or Automatic |
| Lock & Seal | L Shape Lock with Rubber tape seal |
| Lead Time | Approx. 3 days for standard sets |
