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High-speed self-repairing roll-up door
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High-speed self-repairing roll-up door
Frequently asked questions about high-speed self-repairing roll-up doors
What does self-repairing mean?
A self-repairing door is designed so that, if an impact against the door fabric causes it to come out of the guides, it re-enters the guides in the following manoeuvre and continues in operation. Obviously, we are talking about accidental and mild impacts; if the impact is severe, the fabric will completely come out of the guides and of the reinsertion system. In this case, the fabric will need to be manually reinserted into the guides and into the reinsertion system.
Where can a self-repairing high-speed door be installed?
It can be installed in indoor areas, but also, thanks to its class 2 wind resistance, it may also be installed outside. It is designed for intensive use, where there is significant movement of mobile machinery or people. This makes it one of the most competitive models on the market.
What finishes are available for the self-repairing high-speed roll-up door?
The product chassis is made from steel, so all the finishes for this material are available: stainless steel AISI 304 and lacquered in the whole RAL range. The fabric also can be personalised with screen printing on one or both sides.