Lead Lined Door for X-ray & Radiology Rooms

MODEL NO.: FHD-301

1.0-3.0mmPb lead equivalence, built to the value in your physicist shielding report
Lead sheet bonded into the door core - looks and operates like a normal hospital door
Matched lead glass windows with same Pb rating, sealed frame and type-test documentation
Lead-lined frame with 15mm minimum overlap at door edge for continuous shielding
HPL or powder-coated finish; stainless steel for CSSD and pharma areas
Type-test report to IEC 61331-1 shipped with every door for regulatory compliance

Brand Fenghe
Product origin China
Delivery time 20-35 days
Supply capacity 1,000+ sets/month

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Product Features

1.0-3.0mmPb lead equivalence, built to the value in your physicist shielding report
Lead sheet bonded into the door core - looks and operates like a normal hospital door
Matched lead glass windows with same Pb rating, sealed frame and type-test documentation
Lead-lined frame with 15mm minimum overlap at door edge for continuous shielding
HPL or powder-coated finish; stainless steel for CSSD and pharma areas
Type-test report to IEC 61331-1 shipped with every door for regulatory compliance

Product Parameters

Door type	Lead lined swing / sliding / LINAC door
Lead equivalence	1.0 / 1.5 / 2.0 / 2.5 / 3.0 mmPb (per shielding report)
Door leaf width	800-2400mm (custom)
Door height	2000-2400mm (custom)
Door leaf thickness	50mm
Material of door leaf	HPL or powder-coated steel over lead-lined core
Door frame	Lead-lined steel, min 15mm overlap
Vision panel	Lead glass, matched Pb rating
Fire rating	EI30 optional (mineral core)
Test standard	IEC 61331-1 type-test report
Applications	X-ray rooms, radiology, fluoroscopy, LINAC, cath labs

Lead lined doors for X-ray and radiology rooms - built to the Pb equivalence of your shielding report, with matched lead glass windows, lead-lined frames and IEC 61331-1 type-test evidence.

Built to Your Shielding Report

Every lead lined door is built to the Pb equivalence specified in your radiation physicist shielding report. Common values: 1.0mmPb for general radiography, 2.0mmPb for high-workload suites, and up to 3.0mmPb for interventional labs. The lead sheet is bonded between the door core and the finished face, so the door looks and operates like a normal hospital door while stopping scatter radiation.

Frames, Overlaps and Leakage Paths

The door frame carries the same lead equivalence as the leaf, with a minimum 15mm overlap between the door edge and the frame lead. The architrave matches the wall shielding, ensuring no unprotected gap at the wall-to-frame junction. Hinges, locks and closers are mounted through the lead with lead washers behind every fastener.

Matched Lead Glass Vision Panels

Vision panels use lead glass with Pb equivalence matching the door leaf (typically 1.5-2.7mmPb). The window frame overlaps the door lead on all four sides, sealed with radiation-absorbing silicone. We supply lead glass windows as part of the door package with matching type-test documentation.

Swing, Sliding and LINAC Configurations

Available as manual swing (single or double leaf), automatic sliding (for radiology corridors), and double-leaf LINAC doors (for linear accelerator rooms). Manual swing doors are the most common configuration for general radiography; automatic sliding doors suit high-traffic radiology suites; wide LINAC doors accommodate patient tables and equipment.

IEC 61331-1 Type-Test Evidence

Every door ships with a type-test report to IEC 61331-1 documenting measured radiation attenuation at the specified kVp. This is the document your physicist submits for regulatory compliance. Material certificates for the lead sheet (purity and thickness) are available on request.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do we choose the Pb equivalence?

You do not - your radiation physicist does, in the shielding report. Common values: 1.0mmPb for general radiography, 2.0mmPb for CT suites, up to 3.0mmPb for interventional labs. We build each door to the value written against its position.

Is the frame lead lined too?

Yes. The frame carries the same lead equivalence as the leaf with a minimum 15mm overlap between door edge and frame lead, and the architrave matches the wall shielding - no unprotected gap at the wall-to-frame joint.

Do you build LINAC doors?

Yes - double-leaf LINAC doors for linear accelerator rooms are part of this range, alongside manual swing doors for general radiography and automatic sliding doors for CT corridors.

What certification comes with the doors?

Each door ships with a type-test report to IEC 61331-1 documenting measured attenuation at the specified kVp, plus material certificates - the paperwork your physicist submits for regulatory compliance.

What is the lead time?

Lead lined doors run 20-35 days after drawing and shielding confirmation, with each leaf verified against its specified Pb rating before packing.