
Light-Duty Sliding Cold Room Door
A light, manually operated sliding door for smaller cold rooms, with a PU-insulated leaf and an internal escape release.
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A double-leaf electric sliding door for wide openings, with the same DC brushless drive, self-learning setup and anti-pinch safety.
This is the powered version of the double-leaf sliding door, made for wide openings that need both leaves to move together. It uses the same self-contained electric drive as the single-leaf model.
The DC brushless motor drives the leaves through the one-key self-learning setup, with three-stage stepless speed. Anti-pinch sensing and a delayed close guard the center meeting area, and the mechanical escape release remains usable during a power cut.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Door size | Custom built to the opening (W x H x thickness, mm) |
| Leaf thickness | 75 / 100 / 120 / 150 mm |
| Face material | Color steel / stainless steel / embossed aluminum |
| Insulation core | Rigid polyurethane (PU) foam, about 40 kg/m3 |
| Motor | High-torque DC brushless motor, no clutch worm gear needed |
| Setup | One-key self-learning measures the door width automatically |
| Speed control | Three-stage stepless speed across the full travel |
| Protection | Anti-pinch sensing and delayed close |
| Wiring | Self-contained control system, no extra external electrical parts |
| Operating temperature | -45 C to +50 C |
| Safety | Internal escape release plus motor anti-pinch |
| Configuration | Double leaf on a shared rail |

A light, manually operated sliding door for smaller cold rooms, with a PU-insulated leaf and an internal escape release.
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A heavy-duty sliding door on thickened high-strength aluminum rails, built for large leaves and high-frequency cold room use.
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Two leaves sharing a single rail, used for wide openings where a single leaf would be too large.
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