English WHO WE ARE INDUSTRIAL CLOSURES LOADING POINTS SOLUTIONS SERVICE CONTACTS Solutions »Choose the high-speed door MENU Fidelity PDC security The temperature and loading points Maturation cells Energy efficiency Commercial Vehicles - Cold Chain Fire doors GAS-TIGHT sectional doors Choose the loading ramp Choose the fast door Choose the sectional door Choose sealants CHOOSE THE QUICK DOOR Given the numerous different types of high-speed doors, CAMPISA recommends an initial analysis of the specific needs to proceed with the first important choice: Rapid doors with horizontal opening : they have the advantage of opening earlier, as the door opens in two halves that go one to the right and one to the left. They have the problem of having to keep the sheet taut starting from the top, so they need a square metal structure for each side, a solution that leads to complications in the components and an increase in cost. The lateral dimensions are always consistent. If the fabric stretcher is bumped in transit, this leads to significant problems and costs. Rapid vertical opening doors : they have the advantage of opening and closing vertically, without large lateral obstructions. High speed doors with vertical opening are divided into two main categories, doors with flexible curtain and doors with rigid curtain with super-fast speed , which are much more expensive and are right to be chosen only in cases where there are very high openings and narrow (for example in the case of the transit of forklift trucks for high-rise warehouses). In most cases, CAMPISA recommends rapid doors with a flexible curtain, in the different models: Porte rapide verticali ad arrotolamento: il manto è rinforzato per la tenuta al vento con dei tubi orizzontali inseriti entro delle tasche nel telo. Sono fornite per resistenza al vento secondo richiesta. Sono adatte ad aperture fino a 4 – 5 metri di larghezza ed altezze fino ai 6 – 7 metri. Hanno una sezione finestrata ad altezza di circa 1,5 metri, ma possono avere più sezioni finestrate qualora vi sia necessità di maggiore visibilità o maggior luce. Porte rapide verticali ad impacchettamento: il manto è rinforzato per la tenuta al vento con dei tubi orizzontali inseriti entro delle tasche nel telo. Sono fornite per resistenza al vento secondo richiesta. Sono adatte ad aperture fino a 8 – 9 metri di larghezza ed altezze fino ai 6 – 8 metri. Hanno una sezione finestrata ad altezza di circa 1,5 metri, ma possono avere più sezioni finestrate qualora vi sia necessità di maggiore visibilità o maggior luce. La tenuta al vento delle porte ad impacchettamento può essere incrementata fino a resistenze a venti di 200 km/h. Porte rapide verticali ad arrotolamento "autoriparanti": il manto è tenuto lateralmente con un sistema similare alle cerniere a lampo che si sganciano nel caso trovino un ostacolo in discesa. La tenuta al vento è fatta direttamente dal telo che rimane teso entro i due montanti. Sono fornite per una determinata resistenza al vento secondo le dimensioni. Sono adatte ad aperture fino a 4 metri di larghezza ed altezze fino ai 5 - 6 metri. Hanno una sezione finestrata ad altezza di circa 1,5 metri, ma possono avere più sezioni finestrate qualora vi sia necessità di maggiore visibilità o maggior luce. From the point of view of safety , if the rapid doors with flexible curtain are used with "dead man" operation, they do not require any safety (as long as the operator is in perfect visibility of the door). The greatest advantage of a rapid door is that it closes the opening quickly after passage, for which CAMPISA recommends rapid doors with automatic operation: the door closes automatically after the set waiting time and after the safety photocells are free. . CAMPISA recommends setting a minimum waiting time for closing since the door closes only when the photocells are free (setting the waiting time to many seconds makes the closing time uncertain, and users are misled, thinking to be able to pass "because it is not yet time to close", and so they hit the door). High speed automatic doors require safety systems for Norma, generally identified with the "safety rib": a system for detecting the presence of an obstacle placed at the lower edge of the sheet. Thanks to this safety device, as soon as the high-speed door touches an obstacle it would immediately stop and then immediately restart when opening and go down again after the set waiting time. CAMPISA reminds you that this system is excellent, but it only protects those who find themselves under the door; therefore advises to protect the door from possible collisions, because a trolley that tries to cross the door during closing hits the curtain without the safety edge being able to operate. CAMPISA recommends installing safety photoelectric cells placed at a certain distance from the high-speed door even in the case of "self-repairing" high-speed doors as they have a limit to self-repair. Finally, an important factor for high-speed doors is the opening control system. CAMPISA recommends the use of remote controls that give certainty of opening, in advance of the passage. CAMPISA solutions to give the opening command can be: photoelectric cells, radar or magnetic spirals. > Discover the range of CAMPISA rapid doors Campisa Srl Via Ruffini, 13 - 20037 Paderno Dugnano - Fraz. 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