Guarding Sterile Spaces: The Unique Role of Medical Cleanroom Doors

Maximum frame size: 2400 mm (custom sizes available for larger openings, e.g., 6000 mm × 6000 mm).

Standard thickness: 40 mm to 50 mm (e.g., 40 mm, 47 mm, 50 mm).

0.8 mm–1.0 mm galvanized steel, offering excellent strength and corrosion resistance.

Thickness: 1.2 mm or 1.5 mm galvanized steel.

Proprietary core material providing superior soundproofing, insulation, and compression resistance.

Achieves Grade 2 or higher airtightness with advanced sealing strips and compression technology, effectively preventing air leakage when the door is closed.

Medical steel doors achieve ≥25 dB sound insulation, meeting Grade 3 acoustic performance standards for quiet medical environments.

Surface coated with antibacterial layers or antimicrobial panels, achieving a 99.9% bacteria elimination rate.

Typically withstands approximately 3 kPa wind pressure. High-performance options are available, achieving up to Grade 8 wind resistance.

Removable stainless-steel hinges, three per side, featuring a robust axis, thick plates, smooth operation, and rust resistance. Easy to install and maintain.

Stainless steel locks with rounded handles to prevent scratches and accommodate elbow operation. Resistant to rust, fire, and wear, compliant with cleanroom standards.

Electrostatic powder coating ensures smooth, flawless surfaces with uniform finishes. Resistant to dents, paint lumps, bubbles, and other defects.