What are the differences between medical doors and purification doors? Medical doors and purification doors are two categories used in different scenarios, with the main differences as follows:
1. Application scenario: Medical doors are mainly used in various rooms, areas, and passages of hospitals and other medical institutions, such as operating rooms, wards, washrooms, etc. Purification doors are mainly used in clean rooms, laboratories, production workshops, and other places with strict requirements for air quality and environment.
2. Material and structure: Medical doors are generally made of stainless steel or antibacterial materials, with a smooth and easy to clean surface, and have characteristics such as fire prevention, dust prevention, and antibacterial properties. Purification doors are usually made of aluminum alloy or cold-rolled steel plates, and there is a sealing strip between the door leaf and the door frame to ensure the sealing performance of the door.
3. Functional requirements: Medical doors need to have multiple functional requirements such as antibacterial, fireproof, smoke proof, and radiation proof. The purification door needs to have special functions such as dust prevention, anti-static, and air filtration to ensure the air quality and environmental purification requirements in the clean room.
4. Opening method: Medical doors are usually manually opened, and some are equipped with foot operated door opening devices to facilitate the entry and exit of medical personnel. Purification doors generally use automatic or contactless induction switches to avoid manual opening operations that may cause pollution to the clean environment.
In summary, there are significant differences between medical doors and purification doors in terms of application scenarios, materials and structures, functional requirements, and opening methods. Choosing the appropriate door type can meet the special needs of different places for doors, ensuring the safety and purification level of the relevant environment.
