The Australian Trellis Door Company (ATDC) offers a wide range of rapid roll high speed doors suitable for most applications, including cold storage environments. Cold storage environments are prevalent in food manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, certain logistics facilities, and more.
What Do Cold Storage Doors Require?
Cold storage facilities require heat to be kept out and cold air to be contained inside the room. Historically, heavy, insulated solid doors have been used to try to achieve this. These doors generally open to the side to allow access in and out of the storage room.
Why are Traditional Cold Storage Doors Ineffective?
These doors are heavy and slow to move. Their slowness of operation inevitably allows cold air to escape making temperature control a challenge and requiring larger energy loads to maintain the cold storage environment. This comes at a financial cost to the operator of the cold storage facility.
The use of rapid roll high speed doors are becoming increasingly popular in such environments. They are fast moving, which assists in maintaining temperature control by preventing cold air from escaping during the operation of the door.
Suitable rapid roll high speed doors have considerable insulation and sealing characteristics further aiding temperature control. Also, high speed doors can offer many safety features such as motion sensors to avoid hitting obstacles in their path, e.g. people or forklifts.
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Contact us at ATDC toll free from anywhere in Australia on 1800 657 435.
ATDC sells its high speed doors in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Canberra as well as in all regional areas across Australia including Townsville, Darwin, Hobart, Newcastle and Geelong.
ATDC also has a thriving business with its export security doors now being sold throughout South East Asia and the Asia Pacific region (including Vietnam, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Indonesia), as well as to the UAE, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands.
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