The Ultimate High-Speed Rolling Door for Freezers and Coolers
Turbo-Seal® Freezer Door
The Turbo-Seal Freezer provides minimized air infiltration and improved traffic flow by using high-speed operation and a tight full perimeter seal. Heated side columns and defrost system options virtually eliminate frost build-up. When it comes to high-speed roll-up freezer doors the Turbo-Seal Freezer is designed to meet the unique needs of cold storage facilities while maintaining a low profile, permitting it to fit almost anywhere.
Ideal for cold storage and food and beverage operations, the Turbo-Seal Freezer and Cooler doors can be built up to 10' wide x 14' high.

Benefits
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Vinyl seals and a durable door panel provide a tight seal when the door is closed, reducing frost build-up and conserving energy.
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Opening speeds up to 100 inches per second for improved traffic control and environmental control.
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Counterweighted operation increases door opening speeds and reduces motor wear, increasing the life of the door.
Safety
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Intuitive and Customizable Pathwatch® Safety Light System provides advanced warning to vehicle drivers and pedestrians.
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Dual thru-beam photo eyes detect movement close to the door and will reverse to the open position.
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A sensitivity-adjustable pneumatic reversing edge reverses door if anything comes in contact with it.
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Ry-Wi® Wireless System eliminates coil cords and provides two-way communication between control box and bottom bar.
Construction
2-ply door panel
Self-supporting steel side frames
Full-height vinyl seals
Extruded aluminum break-away bottom bar
Dual-chamber pneumatic reversing edge
Edge-to-edge seal at top of door
Low-temperature hypalon loop seal on bottom bar
Tec-Light™ defrost system
Technical Specs
Selecting the Right Cold Storage Door
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- Assessing Temperature Needs
- Solutions for Temperatures Above Freezing
- Solutions for Temperatures Below Freezing
- The Importance of Size and Clearance
- Safety Remedies to Protect staff, Products & Equipment
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