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DMF has a comprehensive range of high speed roll doors, suitable for a variety of applications, for the purpose of controlling temperature, dust, noise, wind or security.
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DMF manufactures and supplies the very popular plastic swing door, known as the Swingflex door. This door is made from anodised aluminium frames using flexible PVC panels.
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Industrial Doors
The AUTO BiFLEX door is an automated biparting door, comprising of PVC strips that gently, yet rapidly open to either side. Unlike conventional strip doors and swing doors, there is therefore no impact contact of the PVC.
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Industrial Doors
The High speed Turbo-door is the only worldwide internal High speed door with a door-blade made of single-walled transparent plastic-laths , that will remain completely transparent in the long run.
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Industrial DoorsHaving an average opening speed of more than 3.6 m/sec (11.8 ft/sec), the STR Turbo Roll-up Door is currently the world’s fastest door.
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The Fold Up Door is an automated door, with opening speeds of up to 1m/sec, and works similarly to that of a Roman Blind.
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The Series 4000 Rapid Auto Roll Door , used to be our most popular door, and is designed to be back in operation within seconds of accidental impact.
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Industrial Doors
The RL3000 Rapid Roll Door has been designed by DMF to suit many application requirements within the industry.
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Industrial DoorsMechanically, identical to the RL3000, but with a simplified controller, for applications where a basic system, at an affordable price is required.
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