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Industry

Swing doors

Swing Doors

  • Structure: Typically made of steel, stainless steel, aluminum, or wood.
  • Insulation: Some doors include insulating panels to improve thermal and acoustic performance.

Hinges:

  • Type: Designed to allow the door to open in both directions, essential for their functionality.
  • Material: Usually made of steel or stainless steel to ensure strength and durability.

Frame:

  • Support Structure: Provides stability to the door and is fixed to the wall frame.
  • Material: Can be steel or aluminum, depending on the design and use.

Sealing Joints:

  • Function: Help prevent dust, noise, and drafts from entering.
  • Material: Typically made of rubber or similar materials.

Handles or Pulls:

  • Accessibility: Facilitate the opening and closing of the door.
  • Design: Can be made of stainless steel, plastic, or any durable material.

Locks (optional):

  • Security: Some swing doors may include locking mechanisms for added security.
  • Type: Can be knob locks or more complex locking systems.

Additional Accessories:

  • Reinforcements: Some doors may have corner or edge reinforcements for greater impact resistance.
  • Automatic Closing Mechanisms: May include springs or mechanisms that allow the door to close automatically after being opened.

Swing doors are opening systems that swing in both directions, facilitating the flow of people and goods in high-traffic environments.

Single Leaf: Consists of a single door that opens both ways, ideal for tighter spaces where quick and efficient access is needed.

Double Leaf: Features two doors that open outward, allowing for a wider passage, which is useful in areas with higher movement volume.

Both options are common in industrial kitchens, warehouses, and commercial establishments, providing convenience and functionality.

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