Photocell operating room doors and stretcher transfer door wings, specially developed for hospitals and similar healthcare sector, are covered with antibacterial laminate or stainless steel plates with minimum level of recesses and protrusions, MDF or compact laminate (double laminate) on wooden paving. material.
The use of antibacterial materials has become inevitable in every part of the hospital structure. This type of door has become the primary preference of both private and public hospitals. Since such doors are generally opened by proximity sensor (hand sensor) or elbow buttons placed on the wall for protection of sterilization, it is preferred that the opening element be moved to one side to remain close to the door. However, when single-wing applications are not feasible, double-wing applications are also available.
In principle, it has the same features as the operating room doors with photocell. Unlike the operating room doors, after opening the wing, there is a fixed compartment in the door passage space which functions as a stretcher transfer function. The stretcher transfer compartment is made of the same materials as the opening flap and does not impair the functional and visual integrity of the door. The purpose of using stretcher transfer compartments is to prevent pedestrian traffic from semi-sterile to fully sterile. In this way, the bacterial particles that can be transported to the sterile area from the semi-sterile area through clothing remain at the lowest level and the stretcher can be transferred to the transfer vehicle located in the sterile area over the separator manufactured according to the length of the stretcher transfer vehicle. Although the stretcher transfer compartments are stable, they can also be opened in special cases (eg in the repair, maintenance or transfer of medical equipment and supplies).
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