Lead Doors for Radiation Shielding, CT Dr Dental, Nuclear Medicine, Operating Room Protection, Industrial Radiation Protection Lead Doors

Customization: Available
After-sales Service: 1 Year
Warranty: 1 Year

Product Description

🟦 Basic Information
Model NO.
Customized
Material
Radiation Protection Material
Style
Modern
Open Style
Sliding
Position
Exterior
Function
Security, Decoration
Certification
ISO9001, CE
Pb Equivalent
1-12mmpb, or Customized
Special Function
Radiation Shielding & Fireproofing
Thickness
Lead Sheet: 1-6mm; Lead Glass: 8-25mm
🟦 Product Description

Working in the medical field, it's important to have lead doors to protect us from radiation. Lead doors also provide excellent protection for industrial and commercial applications where high levels of radiation are present. Lead lined hollow metal doors offer extended strength and durability for environments where radiation safety is a concern and a robust lead door is required. This includes hospitals, clinics, veterinary clinics, research laboratories, and spaces radiation protection.

Key Construction: Lead doors are constructed with a lead-lined inner core that is sandwiched between two layers of metal. The lead-lined core provides the door with its radiation shielding properties. While lead doors can be made with materials, such as aluminum, steel is often used for the outer layers of the door, as it is robust and has a high resistance to impact.

Lead lined metal doors can be either solid or hollow. Hollow metal doors are the most common type of lead door, as they are more durable and offer better protection against forced entry, everyday wear and tear. Lead lined hollow metal doors are an important part of any radiation safety plan. When combined with other radiation safety measures, such as lead lined walls and lead lined windows, they provide a comprehensive solution for protecting people and equipment from the harmful effects of ionizing radiation.

Lead lined steel metal doors assemble, install, and look like standard steel metal doors but with the added benefit of radiation protection. The exterior of lead lined steel metal doors come in cold rolled steel in a range of gauges. Reinforced hinging and hardware support the door's additional weight.

The pure lead sheeting spans the entire height of the door and extends to the edges for effective shielding. Lead thickness determines the shielding level, which is determined based on the door's proximity to the radiation-producing equipment. A licensed medical physicist can help you calculate the lead thickness required for your application.

🟦 Radiation Protection Lead Door Specification
Product Name CT Room X-ray Protection Lead Lined Door/Lead Airtight Door
Lead Sheet Thickness 1mm, 2mm, 3mm, 4mm, 6mm
Lead Glass (Optional) 8mm, 12mm, 15mm, 18mm, 20mm, 25mm
Frame Materials Stainless Steel
Surface Materials Stainless Steel, Color-coated Steel, Aluminum Sheet, etc.
Swing Door Size Single Width 700mm-1000mm
Double Width 1400mm-1800mm
Height 1900mm-3000mm
Sliding Door Size Single Width 1000mm-2200mm
Double Width 1500mm-3000mm
Height 1900mm-3100mm
Automatic System Hand sensor switch, Feet sensor switch, Press switch
🟦 Product Showcase
🟦 Expertise in Shielding

We are a leader in radiation shielding products, including lead lined hollow metal doors. We offer a variety of sizes and lead thicknesses to meet your application needs, as well as hardware, including hinges, locks, and latches. In addition to lead lined hollow metal doors, we provide lead-lined door frames and window frames to fit your design requirements.

Fire ratings for lead lined steel metal doors vary. Please specify any requirements in your quote request. Note: The wall thickness and lockset prep height is required at time of order. Detailed drawings are available for standard lead lined hollow metal doors.

Manufacturing Expertise
🟦 Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the primary purpose of a lead-lined door?
Lead-lined doors are designed to provide radiation shielding in medical (CT rooms, X-ray rooms), industrial, and laboratory environments, protecting personnel and equipment from harmful ionizing radiation.
2. How is the lead thickness determined?
The lead thickness (Pb equivalent) is usually determined by a licensed medical physicist based on the type of radiation equipment, its proximity to the door, and safety regulations. We offer standard ranges from 1mm to 6mm and beyond.
3. What surface materials are available for lead doors?
The doors can be finished with various materials including stainless steel, color-coated steel, and aluminum sheets to match the aesthetic and hygiene requirements of the facility.
4. Can these doors be operated automatically?
Yes, we provide automatic door systems equipped with hand sensors, foot sensors, or press switches to ensure hands-free and efficient operation in medical settings.
5. Are sliding styles the only option available?
No, we offer both swing doors (single or double) and sliding doors to accommodate different space constraints and functional needs.
6. Do the doors come with specialized hardware?
Yes, due to the significant weight of lead shielding, our doors are equipped with reinforced hinges and heavy-duty hardware to ensure durability and smooth operation.

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