Cold Storage Doors
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.
View Details →Hinged Pivot Cold Room Door
Model: ANC-PT Series
Cold Storage Doors
A welded pivot-hinge door on a dedicated aluminum frame, with strong sealing for insulated cold room openings.
Key Features
- Pivot hinge on a dedicated aluminum frame
- One-piece welded construction with PU core
- Single or double leaf, strong press seal
- Suits openings where sliding doors cannot fit
Applications
- Food processing and meat plants
- Cold and freezer storage rooms
- Supermarkets and retail distribution
- Pharmaceutical warehouses
- Logistics and warehousing
Product Overview
The pivot door is another hinged, swing-open option, single or double leaf, used when a sliding door cannot fit or when insulation requirements are high.
Structure
The leaf uses a 304 stainless steel or color steel face on an aluminum frame, foamed with polyurethane and welded as one stainless piece. It sits in a dedicated aluminum pivot frame, and the hinge presses the leaf firmly against the gaskets for a strong seal.
Technical Specifications
Specifications
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Pivot hinge door, single or double leaf |
| Face material | 304 stainless steel or color steel |
| Frame | Dedicated aluminum pivot frame |
| Construction | Aluminum frame with PU foam, one-piece welded |
| Seal | Perimeter gaskets with press-close action |
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