Industrial Doors
Industrial sectional doors are the most durable and long-lasting doors used to facilitate circulation at the material entry and exit, loading and unloading points of factories or warehouse buildings.
The 40 mm thick sandwich panels that form the body of the sectional door provide sound and thermal insulation in the application area due to the dense insulation-enhanced polyurethane (50 kg/m²) injected between galvanized steel sheets.
Industrial sectional door systems, when combined with adjustable level ramps and truck body compressing PVC bellows, enable seamless and safe loading and unloading operations in businesses.
Industrial sectional door systems save space by opening parallel to the ceiling, allowing the door opening to be used effectively.
Industrial sectional door systems can be manufactured according to the passage width and height requirements of factories, warehouses, or buildings.
Industrial sectional door systems operate with a side post-mounted sectional motor system or a similar chain system that functions in the same manner.
Our industrial sectional doors are made of steel sandwich panels.
The sandwich panels are produced by injecting high- pressure polyurethane between galvanized steel sheets.
This high- pressure polyurethane provides excellent thermal insulation.
Our panels have been tested for wind resistance at 960 Pa.
The front and rear surfaces of the industrial sectional door panels are independent of each other, preventing conductivity between the inner and outer surface sheets.
The door panels can also feature windows made of transparent glass for lighting.
Industrial sectional doors can be easily opened manually by installing a 380 V-AC/50 Hz electric motor and/or a torsion spring system that balances the weight of the door.
The door's weight does not affect the user.
The springs are manufactured to withstand 15,000 cycles as a standard, and longer-lasting springs can be optionally installed.
Thermoplastic seals located at the top, sides, and bottom of the industrial sectional door panels provide a high level of sealing by preventing dust, air, and water ingress.
The special hollow rubber seal at the bottom of the door ensures a soft landing while also providing safety against entrapment through the opto-laser system used in motorized doors.
A slight touch to the seal interrupts the laser communication, allowing the door to continue operating in the opposite direction without causing harm to you or your vehicles.
The wheel sets that facilitate the movement of the door on the tracks are made of noise-reducing polyamide to ensure silent operation.
Industrial sectional door panels are lifted by steel cables wound onto drums, which vary depending on the door's size and mounting type.
In case of a cable break or spring failure, the cable break safety system and spring break safety system prevent the door from falling, ensuring safety.
Industrial sectional door motor systems can be manually operated during a power outage by disengaging the motor shaft or using a chain.
Even if power is restored during this process, manual control remains prioritized for user safety.
For industrial sectional doors with a large width, a portion of the door can be divided with fixed panels to manage pedestrian traffic, and a personnel access door can be installed within these fixed panels.
When the width is not excessive, a personnel access door can be placed on the movable panels of the door.
In this alternative, the industrial door and the personnel door operate as a single unit, opening and closing together.
When the personnel door is open, the motor is deactivated to prevent operation and avoid jamming of the door
Industrial sectional door systems save space by opening parallel to the ceiling, allowing the door opening to be used effectively.
Industrial sectional door systems can be manufactured according to the passage width and height requirements of factories, warehouses, or buildings.
Industrial sectional door systems operate with a side post-mounted sectional motor system or a similar chain system that functions in the same manner.
Our industrial sectional doors are made of steel sandwich panels.
The sandwich panels are produced by injecting high- pressure polyurethane between galvanized steel sheets.
This high- pressure polyurethane provides excellent thermal insulation.
Our panels have been tested for wind resistance at 960 Pa.
The front and rear surfaces of the industrial sectional door panels are independent of each other, preventing conductivity between the inner and outer surface sheets.
The door panels can also feature windows made of transparent glass for lighting.
Industrial sectional doors can be easily opened manually by installing a 380 V-AC/50 Hz electric motor and/or a torsion spring system that balances the weight of the door.
The door's weight does not affect the user.
The springs are manufactured to withstand 15,000 cycles as a standard, and longer-lasting springs can be optionally installed.
Thermoplastic seals located at the top, sides, and bottom of the industrial sectional door panels provide a high level of sealing by preventing dust, air, and water ingress.
The special hollow rubber seal at the bottom of the door ensures a soft landing while also providing safety against entrapment through the opto-laser system used in motorized doors.
A slight touch to the seal interrupts the laser communication, allowing the door to continue operating in the opposite direction without causing harm to you or your vehicles.
The wheel sets that facilitate the movement of the door on the tracks are made of noise-reducing polyamide to ensure silent operation.
Industrial sectional door panels are lifted by steel cables wound onto drums, which vary depending on the door's size and mounting type.
In case of a cable break or spring failure, the cable break safety system and spring break safety system prevent the door from falling, ensuring safety.
Industrial sectional door motor systems can be manually operated during a power outage by disengaging the motor shaft or using a chain.
Even if power is restored during this process, manual control remains prioritized for user safety.
For industrial sectional doors with a large width, a portion of the door can be divided with fixed panels to manage pedestrian traffic, and a personnel access door can be installed within these fixed panels.
When the width is not excessive, a personnel access door can be placed on the movable panels of the door.
In this alternative, the industrial door and the personnel door operate as a single unit, opening and closing together.
When the personnel door is open, the motor is deactivated to prevent operation and avoid jamming of the door
