♦ Product Description
Sealed Sliding Lead Lined Hollow Metal Door Latest 2mm 3mm X-ray Shielding Lead Lined Door for Hospital Door
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.
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.
Types of Lead Doors
1. Lead casement door: simple structure, similar to ordinary casement door, connected to the door frame by the hinge, open and close in the horizontal direction. It is suitable for smaller doorways and spaces, such as X-ray rooms in hospitals.
2. Sliding lead door: This door uses a track and pulley system. The door body slides left and right along the track to open or close. Its advantage is that it doesn't take up much space.
3. Electrical lead door: it uses an electric drive system and control device. The door can be controlled by button, remote control, or linkage with other equipment.
Frequently Asked Questions
? What is the primary function of a lead-lined door?
The primary function is to provide radiation shielding in medical and industrial environments, such as X-ray rooms, CT rooms, and laboratories.
? What lead thicknesses are available for these doors?
Standard thicknesses range from 1mm to 6mm, but customized shielding levels up to 12mmPb can be provided based on specific requirements.
? Can I choose between manual and automatic operation?
Yes, we offer manual swing and sliding doors, as well as electrical versions with hand/foot sensors or remote control systems for automated access.
? What materials are used for the door surface?
Surface options include stainless steel, color-coated steel, and aluminum sheets to ensure durability and ease of cleaning in clinical settings.
? Is lead glass available for the doors?
Yes, optional visual windows with lead glass (thicknesses from 8mm to 25mm) can be integrated into the door for observation purposes.
? How are the doors protected during shipping?
All doors are securely packed using customized protective materials to ensure they arrive in perfect condition without any structural or lead lining damage.
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