Built-in Airtight Automatic Sliding Door

The built-in airtight Automatic Sliding Door is designed for hospitals, operating rooms, cleanrooms, and other controlled environments where airtight performance, cleanliness, and aesthetic integration are required.

The drive system and door body are installed inside the wall structure, keeping the door surface flush with the wall. This concealed installation design creates a cleaner appearance with a strong sense of architectural integration.

The door adopts advanced sealing technology to improve airtight performance and prevent cross-contamination. The airtight performance reaches Grade 8 according to JG/T257-2009 standards, helping maintain stable temperature, humidity, and cleanliness in medical environments.

Equipped with a brushless DC motor, the system provides smooth, quiet, and reliable operation with low maintenance requirements.

Product Features

· Built-in installation structure allows the drive beam and door body to be concealed inside the wall, creating a flat and integrated appearance.

· Advanced sealing design improves airtight performance and helps prevent cross-contamination.

· Airtightness reaches Grade 8 according to JG/T257-2009 standards.

· Smooth and quiet operation with excellent indoor and outdoor sound insulation performance.

· Energy-saving design reduces air exchange during opening and closing, helping prevent dust and cold air from entering clean areas.

· Barrier-free design allows convenient and safe passage for patients, medical carts, and equipment.

Technical Specifications

Single Door Width: 600-2000mm

Installation Type: Built-in Concealed Installation

Motor: DC24V 60W Brushless DC Motor

Opening Speed: 300-600 mm/s

Closing Speed: 300-600 mm/s

Opening Time: 0-9s (Adjustable)

Manual Opening Force: 30N

Operating Temperature: -20℃ to +50℃

Power Supply: AC200-250V 50/60Hz

Airtightness Grade: Grade 8

Application Areas

· Hospital operating rooms

· Medical cleanrooms

· Laboratories

· Pharmaceutical facilities

· High-cleanliness controlled areas

Structure