New Model of Heavy Impact Crash Doors

We’re pleased to share a new model of heavy impact crash doors from one of our leading suppliers, Safety Screens. Adding to our great range of warehousing products, this ultra-durable design is made to withstand heavy use without compromising on practicalities or aesthetics. 

Industrial Use

These doors are designed for frequent forklift traffic, the bottom half of the door is made from industrial rubber with optimal buffer strips to further increase the longevity of the product. Available in 8 or 12mm thick industrial rubber with a 7 or 10mm thick clear PVC vision panel on the top half, the doors are heavy duty and built to last. 

Complementing the industrial construction of the doors is a 43mm powder coated steel frame with an adjustable spring tensioning unit, allowing you to control the torque required to operate the door. With an opening of 180°, the doors are suitable for two-way traffic for both forklifts and pedestrians. 

Benefits of Heavy Impact Crash Doors

• Forklift Friendly - Drive through the doors safely and without the need for operating the door via buttons, sensors or remotes
  
• Clear Visibility - Vision panels ensure forklift operators and pedestrians can see either side of the door
  
• Thermal Insulation - The thick rubber and PVC panels control temperatures, ideal for cold stores and areas with open loading docks
  
• Noise Insulation - Sound absorbent qualities of the materials reduce the noise levels in your facility 
• For All Sizes - Crash doors can be made for openings up to 2.4 metres x 2.4 metres

See our ranges of crash doors and warehousing products online or visit our showroom. Call 0800 0180304 or email sales@cooksdoors.co.uk to book a free survey and quotation. 

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