Lead doors are high-density metal materials with characteristics of corrosion resistance and high-temperature resistance. They are commonly used in the field of nuclear medicine, such as hospital radiology departments and nuclear power plants. Specific features include:

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One of the primary functions of lead doors is to prevent the damage to human health from high-energy particles. Lead is a dense material that can effectively absorb and scatter X-rays and gamma rays, among other high-energy particles, thereby protecting humans from radiation harm.

2. Corrosion-resistant

Lead doors can be used for a long time under various harsh environmental conditions without corrosion or damage. Lead has excellent corrosion resistance and can maintain stability under the action of chemicals such as acids, alkalis, and salts, making it suitable for use in various environments.

3. High-temperature resistant

Lead doors also possess high-temperature resistance, maintaining stability in high-temperature environments. In environments like nuclear power plants, lead doors effectively shield workers from the harm of high temperatures.