Tungsten alloy radiation shielding door is the best choice for applications of CT room as tungsten alloy is a new type of radiation shielding material with the advantages of high density, high strength, easy cutting, good corrosion resistance, good thermal conductivity, good radiation absorption performance, and small thermal expansion coefficient.

Why do we need tungsten medical radiation shielding? You know, there are more and more radiation equipment appearing in our life with the development of medical technology. And these pieces of medical equipment have a significant influence on our lives. While the radiation therapy equipment such as linear accelerators, cobalt 60 and X-ray detectors work by emitting radiation sources. So it is important to protect people from the harm of radiation sources such as X-rays, gamma rays, alpha particles, and beta particles, etc.

Automatic tungsten alloy radiation shielding door is more and more popular as it is one of the effective measures to solve medical radiation pollution. There is radiation in CT room, radiation oncology room, etc. Therefore, in addition to the installation of radiation shielding parts in the diagnostic equipment in these rooms, a fully automatic tungsten alloy radiation shielding door is necessary, to protect the medical staff and patients outside the door from radiation pollution.

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