Sliding fire doors – application areas

The sliding door with a fire-resistance rating can apply to several sectors since it provides and maintains a high degree of safety within the building by isolating spaces.

They are particularly suitable for:

1. Industrial buildings. Some production processes involve highly inflammable products or dangerous procedures; hence it is essential to protect workers and equipment through fire doors;
2. Commercial activities. Business and commercial premises may require safe closing solution against flames;
3. For both public and private garages, the fire door prevents potential damages deriving from fire;
4. The fire-rated door separates the kitchen room for other spaces to avoid the risk of accidents;
5. Food industry. Useful for those warehouses that gather foods, fire doors need to prevent the good’s proprieties alteration and protect materials from potential fires.

Our fireproof doors are suitable for private applications too, thanks to the extreme safety provided, good quality of materials and innovative design.

Sliding fire retardant doors – technical characteristics

The door frame comes in galvanized steel metal, previously subjected to specific treatments for ensuring effectiveness over time, even with intensive use. The extreme resistance of the steel employed makes the door application suitable for both internal and external openings with maximum insulation.

These closing solutions against fire are the output of cutting-edge techniques. The self-closing mechanism comes into play through counterweights; two devices fulfil this task, the thermal fuse and the electromagnet.

These insulating closing solutions can fit easily almost any application. However, the door is made to measure in line with the customer’s requirements. Safety and efficiency are enhanced further through the automatic closing motion that activates in case of fire.

All the fire doors are marked with the CE logo and certification. CE marking is a quality warranty that indicates conformity with health, safety and environmental protection standards.