Hospital Lead Transfer Window
High-quality materials: 1# electrolytic lead + 304 stainless steel, 10mmPb shielding (customizable), durable and strong in protection.
Safety design: double door interlocking + sanitary sealing strip, anti-cross contamination, ensure airtightness.
Flexible selection: optional lead glass type or glass-free type, standard with UV lamp, lighting lamp and socket, easy to operate.
Exquisite craftsmanship: 304 stainless steel box + high-purity lead lining, anti-corrosion, anti-radiation, long-term stability.
Compliant sterilization: UV sterilization lamp complies with GMP standards and is suitable for sterile environments such as medical and laboratories.
Lead transfer window is a protective device specially used for the transfer of radioactive materials. It is mainly used in hospital radiology departments, nuclear medicine departments, laboratories and other places to ensure that radioactive materials effectively shield radiation during the transfer process and ensure the safety of personnel.
Structure and material
Lead shielding layer: The core part adopts high-purity lead plate (usually 3-10mm thick, customized according to radiation intensity), which effectively blocks gamma rays and X-rays.
Double-layer design: Usually a "double door interlock" structure to ensure that the doors on both sides cannot be opened at the same time to prevent radiation leakage.
Shell material: The outer layer is mostly stainless steel or steel plate, lined with lead layer, taking into account durability and protection.
Observation window: Some models are equipped with lead glass windows (lead equivalent matches the overall shielding requirements) for easy observation of items.
Functional features
Safety interlock: Electronic or mechanical interlocking device to ensure that one side of the door is closed before the other side can be opened.
Automation options: It can be equipped with electric doors, induction control or card swiping systems to improve the convenience of operation.
Customized size: Different volumes (such as 30×30×30cm to 50×50×50cm) and lead equivalents are available according to needs.
Easy to clean: The inner wall is smooth and easy to disinfect, suitable for sterile environments.
Application scenarios
Hospital: Transfer of radioactive drugs, samples or instruments.
Laboratory: Material transfer in radionuclide research.
Industry: Radiation protection of non-destructive testing (NDT) equipment.
Precautions
Regularly check the integrity of the lead layer to avoid radiation leakage caused by gaps.
Wear a personal dosimeter during operation to ensure compliance with radiation safety standards.
Lead transfer windows play a key role in radiation protection through rigorous design and material selection, and are an indispensable safety equipment in radioactive workplaces.
