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Cyclotron facility doors
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... completely sliding door of stainless steel metal. Thanks to its hygienic design and sleek appearance, sliding steel doors are perfectly suitable as theatre doors, isolation room doors, ...
The sliding door is most commonly used in places where there is enough space for them. Most commonly the door is drowned into the interior. The first step in making the door is a calculation ...
X-RAY DOORS
Swing doors are most commonly used when there is not enough space for sliding doors. The first step in making the door is a calculation of an authorized physicist who sets the door ...
X-RAY DOORS
Telescopic radiation-shielded door coalesces the unique utilization of the amalgamated systems with two door panels, the utilization of security and safety systems, and several ways for manual opening, ...
X-RAY DOORS
The PSF-CCM is a shielded door for bunkers with non-shieleded cyclotrons. It is a “plug-door” type, which enters the bunker wall in order to re-create the shielding in the opening area ...
Shielded Door for Cyclotron Bunker The bunker door, especially designed for hot shielded cyclotron, consists of a steel formwork entirely filled with a concrete or barytic ...
Bunker Door for Self-Shielding Cyclotron The SFM doors have a COMECER electro-mechanical operating system, which includes two steel wheels sliding and rolling on suspended wall guides ...
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