Door Range | Industrial MTH Doors

The technology we developed in the insulating refrigerator door construction has been transferred to the insulating sectional door's one, gaing energy saving that before was unimagined, even due to the low thermic transmission coefficient we obtained (K = 0,338 W/sqm°C).

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This door has been projected to be installed where there is lack of room allowing vertical and horizontal opening, such as loading points and small cold rooms at positive and negative temperature.

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The vertical sliding door, manual or automatic operating, is suitable for all types of cold storage rooms and even freezing one such as freezing tunnels at -40 °C.

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Sliding door for controlled Atmosphere.
The sliding door for controlled atmosphere can be employed for gas tight ripening rooms and in all other applications wherever is required a perfect sealing but with temperature not lower than -5 °C.

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The Dock Shelter is the most flexible concept
in loading dock shelter design today! This shelter is designed to service both the cm 235 and cm 255 wide trailers. By combining the standard head and side curtains of a conventional rigid dock shelter, with a flexible frame construction, we offer standard advantages like:

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It open and close in as little as 2.2 seconds to keep traffic flowing and goods moving without interruption 24 hours a day.

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Is the optimum solutionfor quick access through openings.It is designed for high speed traffic in commercial,industrial, or refrigerated applications.

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When it is in operation, the logic which controls the movement of the door learns and memorises the itinerary to be followed (with the variants requested as the need arises by the operator: walking pace, step-by-step, automatic closing, and with the relative blocks on opening and closing), takes into account possible obstacles which stop its movement.

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