- Interior & Exterior fittings
- Door, Garage door, Gate
- Industrial folding door
- Schneider Torsysteme
Industrial folding door THERMOaluminumautomaticwind-proof
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Characteristics
- Opening system
- folding
- Material
- aluminum
- Technical characteristics
- automatic, wind-proof, high-resistance, large opening, thermally-insulated, waterproof
- Applications
- for hangars
- Other characteristics
- glazed, semi-glazed
Description
The innovative SCHNEIDER aluminium folding door AL603F/SF consists of specifically developed thermally separated profiles, which result in a substantially better thermal insulation than with normal profiles.
The AL603F/SF profiles are connected using a screw-/ plug-type system, forming a door with high torsional stiffness. As with the AL602F/SF, solid running rails, hinges and corner connections enhance the high load capacity and thus also enable large glass panels.
Highlights
. Thermally separated aluminium profile
. Triple glazing with a U-value of 0.6 W/m²K
. Design depth: 60 mm
. Continuous triple glazing up to 3 m², max. height 3,200 mm
. Area of application up to 15.6 m in width x 5.6 m in height
. Reinforced adhesive joints at the frame corners
Other Schneider Torsysteme products
Folding Doors
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