ICU Glass Airtight Automatic Sliding Door

The ICU glass airtight Automatic Sliding Door is specially designed for intensive care units, high-level hospital wards, laboratories, and medical environments requiring visibility, quiet operation, and airtight performance.

The door adopts large-area high-strength glass panels with aluminum alloy frames featuring powder coating or stainless steel edge finishing. The transparent structure allows medical staff to observe patients easily while maintaining a modern and open medical environment.

The system operates smoothly and quietly, providing excellent visibility, convenient access, and reliable airtight performance. Various control methods such as infrared sensing, foot sensing, hand sensing, and password input can be selected according to user requirements.

With Grade 8 airtight performance, the door helps reduce air exchange and maintain controlled medical environments.

Product Features

· High-strength large glass door panel provides clear patient visibility for medical observation.

· Aluminum alloy frame with powder coating or stainless steel edge finishing ensures durability and clean appearance.

· Smooth, quiet, and stable automatic operation suitable for medical environments requiring low noise.

· Transparent design creates an open and comfortable medical space.

· Suitable for ICU wards, high-level hospital rooms, laboratories, and other controlled environments.

· Multiple control options available, including infrared sensor, foot sensor, hand sensor, and password control.

· Airtight structure helps reduce air leakage and prevent environmental contamination.

Technical Specifications

Door Weight:
Single Door: 100kg
Double Door: 80kg × 2

Clear Opening Width:
Single Sliding Door: 900-1500mm
Double Sliding Door: 1200-3350mm

Opening Speed: 300-600 mm/s (Adjustable)

Closing Speed: 300-600 mm/s (Adjustable)

Opening Time: 0-9s (Adjustable)

Closing Force: >70N

Manual Push Force: <100N

Power Consumption: <180W

Airtightness Grade: Grade 8

Application Areas

· Intensive Care Units (ICU)

· High-level hospital wards

· Medical laboratories

· Isolation areas

· Quiet medical environments

Structure