Radiation Shielding Automatic Sliding Door

The radiation shielding Automatic Sliding Door is designed for medical environments such as X-ray rooms, imaging departments, and radiation protection areas where both safety and hygienic performance are required.

The door panel incorporates an internal lead shielding layer with lead equivalent options of 1.5-3mmPb, effectively reducing X-ray exposure and preventing harmful radiation leakage. The product has been tested according to medical radiation protection requirements.

The door frame and door profiles are equipped with sealing strips to improve airtight performance and meet cleanliness requirements in hospitals and medical facilities.

The control system is designed according to medical electrical safety standards and supports multiple control methods according to hospital requirements without causing electromagnetic interference to other equipment in the same environment.

The door can be installed as either an external mounted or built-in sliding airtight Automatic Door system, providing a clean and modern appearance.

Product Features

· Internal lead shielding layer provides effective X-ray radiation protection.

· Lead equivalent available from 1.5-3mmPb according to protection requirements.

· Radiation protection performance tested for medical X-ray applications.

· Door profiles and frames equipped with sealing strips for improved airtightness.

· Designed according to medical electrical safety requirements.

· Multiple control methods available for different hospital applications.

· Supports external mounted and built-in installation options.

· Automatic sliding operation provides smooth and convenient access.

Technical Specifications

Door Type: Automatic Sliding Door

Radiation Shielding: Lead Plate Shielding

Lead Equivalent: 1.5-3mmPb

Installation Type: External Mounted / Built-in Installation

Application: X-ray Rooms, Imaging Rooms, Radiation Protection Areas

Application Areas

· X-ray examination rooms

· Medical imaging departments

· Radiology departments

· Radiation protection areas

· Hospitals and healthcare facilities

Structure