Product Detail
| Product name | Industrial sectional door |
| Material | Galvanized steel with PU foaming inside |
| Material Construction | Steel-foam-steel, sandwich panel |
| Thickness of the steel plate | 0.35/0.45mm both available |
| Thickness of the panel | 40mm or 50mm |
| Section Style | Non-finger protection (SN40); |
| Section Size Range | 430mm-550mm in height, |
| Section Surface Finish | Wood grain, orange peel, flush |
| Front-side design | Wood grain, with Rectangle/stripes design |
| Backside design | Wood grain, with Stripe design |
| Accessories | Single Track with min headroom for 350mm; |
| Door Openers | AC220V or 110V; DC Motor; 800-1500N |
| Opening Way | Electrical control and Manual operation |
| Color | White (RAL9016), other colors can be customized |
Features
1. Water and corrosion resistance, More than 20 years life.
2. Customized size, variety of color options.
3. Suitable for any hole, overhead lift to roof to save space.
4. Good airtightness, quiet operation. Thermal insulation and noise prevention.
5. Mutiple Opening methord: Manual opening, electrical with remote control, mobile wifi, wall swith.
6. Reliable spring, strong motor, nice roller and well-made guide rail make the door run smoothly.
7. Windows and pass door available.
FAQ
1. how can we guarantee quality?
Always a pre-production sample before mass production.
Always final Inspection before shipment.
2. How do I choose the right roller shutter doors for my building?
When selecting roller shutter doors, factors to consider include the location of the building, the purpose of the door, and the level of security required. Other considerations include the size of the door, the mechanism used to operate it, and the material of the door. It is also advisable to hire a professional to help you choose and install the right roller shutter doors for your building.
3. How do I maintain my roller shutter doors?
Roller shutter doors require regular maintenance to ensure they operate effectively and prolong their lifespan. Basic maintenance practices include oiling the moving parts, cleaning the doors to remove debris, and inspecting the doors for any damages or signs of wear and tear.