Certified industrial fire-rated doors
Fire-rated industrial doors protect people and assets, compartmentalising facilities and ensuring safety from fires. Sliding, guillotine or high-speed doors with an EI120 curtain allow compartmentalising critical areas without affecting daily operations.
Types of industrial fire-rated doors
Benefits of industrial fire-rated doors
They comply with the current fire safety regulations.
They allow compartmentalising critical areas without interfering with daily operations.
Manufactured from durable materials for heavy-duty use, they reduce maintenance and operational downtime.
Guaranteed operation even in extreme conditions.
Frequently asked questions about industrial fire-rated doors
The industrial fire-rated sliding door is used for compartmentation in case of fire and can be installed independently, without the need for a high-speed door. It closes laterally when the alarm is triggered, creating a fire-resistant barrier. By contrast, the high-speed door with integrated fire curtain combines daily use and protection: it operates as a high-speed door and, in the event of a fire, the integrated fire curtain deploys automatically, sealing the opening.
The designations EI30, EI60, EI90 and EI120 on fire-rated doors indicate their level of fire resistance, i.e. the time during which the door maintains its performance in the event of a fire: - EI30 → fire resistance for 30 minutes - EI60 → fire resistance for 60 minutes - EI90 → fire resistance for 90 minutes - EI120 → fire resistance for 120 minutes
Selecting the appropriate EI level allows:
- Evacuate people safely
- Prevent fire spread between sectors
- Comply with current regulations
- Protect installations and assets
- The required level depends on the type of building, area, activity and applicable legislation
- Fast opening for logistics flows
- Efficient fire sealing
- Compliant with RF/EI standards
- Resistant, durable and safe in industrial environments
Periodic inspection of guides, sensors, automation systems and certifications, guaranteeing optimal operation and regulatory compliance.
Industrial units, logistics centres, hangars, shipyards and critical areas where fire safety and operational continuity are required.