Doors with built-in lead sheet that stop X-ray radiation – for radiology departments, CT and dental practices, veterinary clinics and industrial testing. The lead thickness is set by the radiation shielding calculation, and the doors are made to the size of the opening.
Lead equivalent in mm Pb to the shielding calculation
Hinged single or double leaf, or sliding
Manual or automatic operation
Optional lead glass vision panel
Frame with lead shielding all round
How to choose
For a quotation we need the required lead equivalent (mm Pb) from the shielding calculation, the opening sizes, wall type and whether the door should be hinged or sliding, with manual or automatic operation.
Certification
Delivered with
Documents on the door's performance and class, and installation and maintenance instructions.
X-ray doors
Frequently asked questions
How much lead does the door need?
That is set by the radiation shielding calculation for the specific room – it depends on the equipment, its position and the use of adjacent rooms. We make the door with the lead equivalent from the calculation.
Can X-ray doors be sliding?
Yes. A sliding door saves space in front of the room and can have automatic operation – practical in departments with heavy traffic and patients in wheelchairs.
Does the frame need lead too?
Yes – shielding must be continuous, so the frame is lead-lined as well, and the joint with the wall is made to the instructions so no gaps remain.
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