High Speed Doors and Shutters

For most businesses operating in the industrial sector, speed is critical. High speed shutters guarantee rapid operation, allowing workers and vehicles to move into different areas quickly.

The high speed door opening allows for the swift passage of traffic while at the same time managing the flow and giving a greater degree of control, saving time and money.

Looking to cut avoidable heat losses and adopt a net zero strategy? Rapid roll doors operate at such high speeds that there is less time for heat to escape. By reducing excess heat loss and drafts, high speed doors both maintain the right temperature in your building and save energy.

Not only that, but there is also reduced demand on ventilation, heating, cooling, humidification and drying systems.

Due to their high performance insulation, high speed roller shutter doors can effectively reduce the transfer of noise created by heavy machinery, vehicles and specialist equipment.

High speed roller shutter doors can improve airflow and prevent the passage of dust and other debris, increasing the air quality for those in the building.

Thanks to their high-speed operation, rapid roll doors can effectively protect your premises from pests and vermin.

Many pharmaceutical applications, food processing sites and clean rooms demand specialist high speed shutters to keep contaminants at bay, contain gas, maintain stable pressure conditions and control air consumption.

With fast opening/closing speeds and an excellent seal, rapid roll doors make it much easier to create favourable room conditions, ensuring maximum safety and performance.

The controlled access and egress provided by high speed roller shutter doors will increase security during working hours.

They can also become a core part of safe working operations, creating a safety barrier between hazardous areas and other parts of a building.

High speed roller shutter doors can be used flexibly in a range of environments, from cold storage warehouses to manufacturing sites, loading bays, factories and recycling centres.

They can be made to suit internal applications, as well as being robust enough for external use.