Homein Lead lined x ray radiation shielded sliding door with glass

A radiation shielded sliding door with glass, specifically designed for hospital environments such as CT scan rooms, provides a crucial solution for safety and ease of access. These doors are built to protect against harmful radiation while allowing visibility through the use of a lead-lined glass vision panel, enabling staff to observe the room without exposure to radiation. Here's an overview of the key features of these specialized doors:

1. Door Construction

The radiation shielded door with glass is made from a galvanized steel frame, ensuring durability and strength. The door is lined with 2-6mm of lead, which acts as an effective radiation barrier, absorbing X-rays and preventing them from escaping the room. The thickness of the lead can be customized to meet specific radiation shielding requirements, ensuring maximum protection for both hospital staff and patients. To reduce the weight, the door incorporates a lightweight aluminum honeycomb core, which also enhances its energy efficiency without sacrificing strength. Additionally, the door features an inner stiffener for additional reinforcement, ensuring long-term reliability even in high-traffic areas.
 

2. Heavy-Duty Automatic Sliding System

The heavy-duty automatic sliding system is designed for smooth, efficient operation in busy hospital settings. This system allows for easy, hands-free access to the CT scan room, which is essential in medical environments where staff need to move quickly and efficiently. The sliding mechanism is powered by a motorized or electromagnetic drive, which can handle the weight of the lead-lined door. It is designed to seal tightly, helping prevent radiation and air leakage. This system not only improves safety but also boosts operational efficiency by providing reliable, quiet, and automated movement.
 

3. Lead Glass Vision Panel

To maintain safety without sacrificing visibility, the door includes a radiation shielded lead glass vision panel. This allows staff to observe patients or the scanning procedure without opening the door or exposing themselves to radiation. The lead glass is specially designed to absorb X-rays, providing clear visibility while still offering necessary radiation protection.
 

4. Stainless Steel Stretch Plate and Radiation Signage

The exterior of the door is finished with an anti-scratch stainless steel stretch plate, which protects the door’s surface from damage and wear in high-traffic hospital environments. This high-quality steel is resistant to corrosion and easy to clean, ensuring a hygienic environment. The door is also equipped with radiation warning signage, alerting individuals to the potential radiation risk. This visual reminder helps prevent accidental exposure and directs people to maintain a safe distance from the door during CT scanning procedures.
 

In summary, the radiation shielded door with glass combines the necessary radiation protection with enhanced functionality and safety features, ensuring a secure and efficient environment for both patients and healthcare staff in CT scan rooms. The door’s combination of lead lining, glass vision panel, automatic sliding system, and stainless steel finish makes it a crucial component in the hospital's radiation safety infrastructure.