Industrial lift doors are increasingly widely used in various industries due to their advantages such as anti-theft, sound insulation, moisture-proof, dustproof, wind resistance, thermal insulation, and strong sealing. More importantly, lift doors can adapt to different building structures and meet different customer requirements, which are favored by many customers. Next, let's talk about the difference between lift doors and sliding doors. How much do you know?
The lifting methods of industrial doors are classified as standard lifting doors, vertical lifting doors, low altitude lifting doors, high altitude lifting doors, inclined angle lifting doors, etc.
1. Standard lift door (attached to the ceiling with a 90 ° turn at the operating door head, which is a common industrial lift door)
2. The vertical lifting methods such as segmented vertical lifting doors and high-level lifting doors are called industrial lifting doors.
According to the architectural design structure, the industrial lift door is hung horizontally above the door opening and opens and closes vertically upward on the inner wall, occupying little indoor space. It can fully utilize the advantages of vertical rise without occupying the space of the door openings on both sides.
The principle of a sliding door is to use multiple joint movable door pieces connected in series to rise horizontally, fixed in the guide rail slide, and rotate up and down using the roller shaft above the door as the center. The motor drives the roller shutter center shaft to rotate, and automatically stops when it reaches the upper and lower limits set by the motor. Set the motor release and clutch device, which can be switched to manual operation.