Gaps beneath a closed door
The illustrated swing door uses an automatic drop seal to close the floor gap when shut, reducing a path for unwanted air exchange through the entrance.
Cleanroom Doors & Windows
| Brand | ST |
|---|---|
| Model | ST-D-1 |
| Opening style | Sliding / swing |
| Material | 1.2 mm galvanized steel sheet with a spray-coated finish |
| Hardware | Stainless steel lockset; stainless steel hinges |
| Standard door size | 900 × 2100 mm |
| Standard vision panel | 400 × 600 mm; double-glazed |
| Optional upgrades | Electronic interlock; door closer; powered door closer |
| Size customization | Custom dimensions available |
Specifications can be customized to your requirements.
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Cleanroom Steel Door closes the entrance between a clean production room and the adjoining corridor, helping limit uncontrolled air exchange and dust entry when shut. Its coated galvanized-steel surface can be wiped during routine cleaning, giving customers a room entrance that supports both daily access and contamination control.
The double-glazed window lets staff check the other side without opening the door just to look inside. Sliding and swing versions fit different entrance layouts. Where missed closure or two doors opening together disrupt room separation, optional door closers and electronic interlocking help manage closure and the passage sequence.
PRACTICAL BENEFITS
The illustrated swing door uses an automatic drop seal to close the floor gap when shut, reducing a path for unwanted air exchange through the entrance.
An optional door closer returns the door toward its closed position after use; electronic interlocking can prevent linked doors from opening together.
The double-glazed window gives staff a view through the door, reducing unnecessary opening and making it easier to check the approach before passage.
APPLICATION ENVIRONMENTS
Separate the production room from its corridor while providing a coated surface for routine entrance cleaning.
Provide an entrance where staff need to see the adjoining area and keep exposed work separated from through traffic.
Use the electronic interlock option where the entry sequence must avoid both linked doors standing open together.
CHOOSING THE DOOR
Choose a swing door where there is clear space for the leaf to open; use a sliding version where the approach needs to stay clear and adjacent wall space is available.
Add a closer when users may leave the door open, and electronic interlocking where two linked entrances need a controlled opening sequence.
PRODUCT QUESTIONS
Yes. The standard door is 900 × 2100 mm with a 400 × 600 mm double-glazed vision panel; dimensions can be customized for the project.
They are upgrade options. Choose electronic interlocking, a door closer or a powered door closer according to the required entry operation.
It coordinates linked doors so that opening one prevents the other from opening at the same time, helping preserve separation during passage.
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