Available configurations
We choose the door configuration based on the clinic's workflow, the available space and the shielding requirement.
All variants can be configured with a shielded frame and can be integrated into existing or new walls.
Single-Leaf Hinged Leaded Door
The most common choice for medical offices and X-ray rooms. It offers a secure closure, predictable installation and simple maintenance.
Suitable for: standard access, medium-to-high traffic.
Double-Leaf Hinged Leaded Door
Recommended when you need a wide opening for equipment, stretchers or heavy flow. It can be configured with an active leaf + passive leaf.
Suitable for: rooms with extended access, logistics, patient flow.
Sliding Leaded Door
The ideal solution when space does not allow a hinged opening or when you want a smoother flow. It can be configured manually or prepared for automation.
Suitable for: narrow spaces, high traffic.
Construction and materials
The door is built to ensure the continuity of the shielding both in the leaf and in the frame.
Lead (Pb) shielding:
- Typical lead layer thicknesses: 0.5 - 6 mm, set according to the radiation protection calculation / project requirements
- We use lead of 99.94% purity (EN 12588 standard), continuously rolled, with no risky joints inside the door.
Door leaf (example options):
- HPL/melamine or pre-painted sheet metal / stainless steel faces (depending on requirements)
- Closing edge/profile (e.g. aluminium) for durability
Guaranteed shielding continuity. We do not simply install a door leaf with lead. Our frame is fully shielded and designed to overlap with the wall (intersection shielding). This way, we eliminate any radiation "leakage" along the perimeter, a common problem with improvised installations.
Leaded glass window
For visibility and control, the door can be fitted with a leaded glass window.
- Typical equivalences: 2-3 mm Pb (or as per the project);
- Dimensions adapted to the space and usage requirements;
Hardware and safety
Depending on the project and operational requirements:
- ergonomic stainless steel handles, easy to decontaminate and resistant to mechanical wear;
- magnetic contact/sensor to confirm closing;
- full interconnection: The door comes ready for connection to "Radiation Hazard" warning lamps and to the interlock systems of the radiology equipment (X-ray, CT, mammography, angiography, PET-CT, etc.);
- preparation for automation (on compatible configurations);
