Tue Nov 16, 2021
Pass Box in Radiology
A Pass Box, also known as a pass-through chamber or transfer hatch, is a secure, enclosed space built into a wall that connects two different areas, such as an X-ray room and a darkroom. Its primary purpose in film-based radiology was to safely transfer exposed and unexposed X-ray film cassettes between the light-filled X-ray room and the light-proof darkroom without compromising the film.
Functions and Features
In the era of film-based radiography, the pass box was essential for workflow and safety. Here's how it worked:
Static Pass Box Specifications
Construction |
Stainless Steel 304 Grade |
Dimensions |
300x300x300mm/450x450x450mm/600x600x600mm Or Customized |
Door |
With Electromagnetic Lock |
Window |
Fitted With Tempered Glass |
Electricals |
LED Light, UV Light, Electromagnet For Door Interlocking, Buzzer And Indicating Lamps |
UV Lamp |
Germicidal Activity |
Power Supply |
Work On 220 / 230 Volts AC |
Dynamic Pass Box Specifications
Construction |
Stainless Steel 304 Grade |
Dimensions |
300x300x300mm,450x450x450mm,600x600x600mm Or Customized |
Door |
With Electromagnetic Lock |
Window |
Fitted With Tempered Glass |
Electricals |
LED Light, UV Light, Electromagnet For Door Interlocking, Buzzer And Indicating Lamps |
UV Lamp |
Germicidal Activity |
Hepa Filters |
Having Efficiency Rating As High As 99.99% Thus Retaining All Air-Home Borne Particles Of Size 0.3 µ And Larger. |
Accessory |
Manometer / Magnahelic Gauge |
Blower Motor |
Standard |
Power Supply |
Work On 220 / 230 Volts AC |