High Speed Roller Shutter

High Speed Roller Shutter

High-speed doors optimize the flow of traffic, improve room conditions, and save energy. The range includes both vertically and horizontally opening transparent doors with a flexible curtain. They are available in combination with sectional doors and rolling shutters, as well as with service-friendly spiral doors with smooth aluminum profiles. These doors also come with a powerful frequency converter control (FU) as standard, which considerably extends the lifespan of the door’s working parts.

1. Flexible High Speed Roller Shutter helps you effectively reduce your energy losses even for external door openings, as well as draughts on the doors. External doors can withstand even high wind loads without any problems.
2. High-speed roller shutter doors are designed to open and close at high operating and reliability in a commercial and industrial/ storage setting, where maintaining controlled environments and airflow is a top priority. Choosing a suitable door needs very careful consideration, and it is important to know how to use them and their specific characteristics to determine the best design for your on-site needs. 

Specification:

Basic features of High Speed Roller Shutter:

• They operate faster than standard roller shutters or sectional doors.
• Most models will operate at an opening and closing speed of 1 second per 1000mm.
• They are also non-swinging doors that typically roll, fold, or slide into a canopy at the top.
• They facilitate easy and rapid access to and from environmentally – controlled buildings or rooms whilst minimizing temperature changes 
• They are ideally suited to applications that include the mitigation against heat loss in warehouses or distributed centers. They can also be used to protect refrigerated rooms or other sensitive environments, such as food or pharmaceutical manufacturing.
• The door will pose a strengthened drivetrain; a strong but lightweight curtain usually constructed from either PVC (a cheaper option) or steel (a more expensive option), and a high-speed 3-phase power motor with built-in safety fallbacks, such as safety edging and photocells.