A shielded room inside your hall

The walk-in cabinet is a shielded room that stands in your production hall or laboratory. Source, detector and part are inside; operators work directly outside. It suits parts too large for a closed X-ray system: pipes, welded assemblies, castings and structures.

Standard sizes, adapted to your part

The standard interior is 2.2 m wide and 2.3 m high, with a length of 5 m or 8 m. Doors are up to 1.5 m wide, as an electric sliding door or split swing doors, and the threshold is removable. Other lengths, door positions and window positions are designed per project. Part weight is limited only by your floor.

Modules that fit through a normal door

The walls are steel–lead–steel sandwich modules with 20 mm of lead in the beam direction. They pass through an access of 105 × 220 cm and are bolted together on site, so the cabinet can be installed on upper floors and moved again later.

Customised. Fast. Affordable.

Customised.

Every cabinet is designed around your X-ray source, your parts and your room. Standard sizes are the starting point; length, doors, window and cable ports are adapted per project.

Fast.

16 weeks from order to delivery. We design from proven steel–lead–steel modules and bolt them together on site, without welding.

Affordable.

The lead goes where the beam points: 20 mm in the beam direction, less elsewhere. Standard modules and no building work keep the price down.

What you receive

  • Shielded walls and doors, with a shielded floor where the layout needs one
  • Lead-glass window, 60 × 60 cm
  • Two cable ports of 400 cm² each
  • Ceiling ventilation and interior working light above 400 lx
  • Door interlock, warning lamps, emergency stops, key switch and main switch
  • Installation on site and support at acceptance

The safety chain is wired to your X-ray controller. The design follows the requirements of the German Radiation Protection Ordinance for full-protection devices.

What we need from you

  • Your X-ray source: voltage, power and beam direction
  • Your largest and heaviest part
  • Your room: floor plan, access route and floor load
  • Your target date for acceptance

From enquiry to acceptance

  1. You send us source, parts and room
  2. We design shielding and layout and send the offer
  3. The modules are produced
  4. Delivery 16 weeks from order, then installation on site
  5. Acceptance with your radiation protection officer

Questions and answers

Does the cabinet need a floor?

Not necessarily. The walls can be bolted to the room floor; a shielded floor is added where the layout requires it.

Can the cabinet go on an upper floor?

Yes, as long as the floor carries the load. The modules pass through an access of 105 × 220 cm.

Is my size possible?

Yes. The standard sizes are a starting point; we design the cabinet for your largest part and your room.

Do you supply the X-ray system?

The cabinet is offered on its own. If you wish, we integrate the source, detector and manipulator you select.

How long does it take?

16 weeks from order, including delivery.