Radiation protection conductor is a specialized type of door designed specifically for radiation shielding. With the growing number of medical staff and advanced facilities, radiation protection doors have become an essential safety standard in healthcare environments. These doors are primarily utilized in specialized areas such as hospital imaging departments or computer rooms to effectively prevent radiation leakage.
The product features excellent anticorrosion properties and acid-alkali resistance. It is highly effective for construction in acid-proof environments, medical radiation facilities, X-ray rooms, and CT room radiation protection. Beyond shielding, it also provides significant weight benefits, sound insulation, and durability.
Radiology rooms & Linear accelerators
Gamma knifes & Post-loading equipment
Cobalt-60 & PET-CT facilities
CT, DR, and DSA diagnostic rooms
Modern high-grade hospital X-ray machines
Advanced Research Laboratories
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Frequently Asked Questions
What types of radiation protection doors are available?
We offer both swing doors and automatic sliding doors, depending on your facility's spatial requirements and traffic flow.
What is the standard lead thickness used for shielding?
Our standard lead plate options include 2mm and 3mm thickness, which are suitable for most CT, X-ray, and radiology rooms.
Can the size of the lead door be customized?
Yes, while the standard panel thickness is 50mm, both the width and height can be fully customized to meet your specific architectural needs.
What materials are used in the construction of these doors?
The exterior is typically constructed from high-quality SUS304 stainless steel, with a core lined with lead for superior radiation shielding.
How is the product packaged for international shipping?
To ensure safety during transport, all doors are packed in reinforced wooden cases or secured on heavy-duty pallets suitable for long-distance shipping.
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