Hermetic doors are specifically designed for use in areas where hygiene and the air leakage control is critical. Strengthened to offer outstanding air tightness against air and dust particles they are the ideal solution for disinfecting rooms, operating rooms, clean rooms, sterile chambers, or other environmentally controlled rooms.

The doors function on a track system which allows them to seal wholly when closed assisting to decrease cross contamination, air handling costs, and wound infections. The infection spread can be minimized with touchless sensors and door automations. They are simple to clean necessitating minimal maintenance and sliding doors need less precious space than hinged doors and when operated generate less air disturbance making them perfect for hospital environments where hygiene is a main concern.

Durable, high quality, and powerful air seal door systems set with a circumferential hermetic sealing system are taken into use for operating theatre, laboratories, pharmaceutical industry, and in big halls. These doors are designed, engineered, and manufactured to fulfill with the highest and the most fresh standards and legislation concerning hygiene control and contamination. Due to the first class seal rubber strip just about the edge band of the door leaf which it will fix closely to the framing resulting in the better resistance to air loss. They are ideal door systems stopping the internal and external air exchange.

Environments such as health clinics, hospitals, and medical centers necessitate close attention to each detail as these places play a vital role in the most significant aspect of lives. For this reason, a vast range of sleek yet extremely efficient solutions are available to satisfy all necessities. Thesehermetic doors are engineered, manufactured, and designed to comply with the highest and the most recent standards and legislation in regards to contamination control and hygiene. The door includes a distinctive track system which allows it to seal perfectly, assisting to lessen cross contamination, air handling costs, and wound infections.