Hospital Radiation Sliding Doors

Q: How do Hospital Radiation Sliding Doors prevent leakage of X-rays and gamma rays?

A: These doors utilize a lead core with an equivalency level from 1mmPb to 3mmPb, effectively shielding against X-ray and gamma ray penetration. The four-sided rubber gasket ensures airtightness, further minimizing the risk of radiation escaping the protected areas.

Q: What safety features are included for automatic sliding door models?

A: Automatic models are equipped with anti-pinch mechanisms and emergency stop functions, enhancing safety for staff and patients. These features help prevent accidents during opening and closing, offering peace of mind in busy hospital environments.

Q: Where are these radiation proof sliding doors typically installed?

A: They are commonly used in hospital operation theaters, X-ray imaging rooms, laboratories, and other areas requiring radiation shielding and sterile conditions. Installation can be wall-mounted or built-in, ensuring compatibility with existing building structures.

Q: How is the sealing system designed to maintain a sterile environment?

A: The doors feature a four-sided rubber gasket that achieves airtightness, reducing airborne contamination and maintaining the necessary hygiene standards for medical environments.

Q: What customization options are available for the doors in terms of size and appearance?

A: Door size, surface finish (matte or glossy), color (silver or others upon request), glass size, frame material, and lock handle position can all be tailored as per the client's requirements. Observation windows with lead glass are also available on request.

Q: What are the benefits of the sound insulation feature in these doors?

A: With sound insulation up to 30dB, the doors help create quieter and less disruptive environments, promoting comfort and focus for medical staff and patients undergoing sensitive procedures.