Types of Automatic Glass Door Frames

Aluminum Frame

The aluminum frame has a wide variety and is painted with electrostatic powder coating. The advantages of aluminum frames include color diversity and size variability.

Aluminum frames for various automatic door systems are painted in two ways. The first method uses powder coating, where the frames are subjected to heat after production and cooling in the oven (ege), and then washed in special baths. In these baths, frames are cleaned with special materials that give the aluminum a polished finish while making it somewhat rough, enhancing its paint adhesion. After this stage, the frames enter the robotic painting section, where the desired powder paint is applied automatically and then baked in the oven for 1 hour before cooling and being ready for cutting.

The second method of painting is anodizing. This method utilizes the color-changing property of aluminum. Aluminum changes color at a specific temperature after a certain time. After production, aluminum frames are placed in a colored oven at a specific temperature, reaching the desired color after some time. The color durability of frames made this way is higher than the first method and is applicable only to frames made from pure aluminum ingots. Anodized glass door frames have a unique beauty and appearance.

Stainless Steel Frame

The stainless steel frame is essentially a combination of an aluminum frame with a steel sheet. A bent steel sheet is placed on the aluminum frame using special adhesive. Stainless steel is available in matte and glossy designs and in gold and silver colors.

The automatic glass door with a stainless steel frame is very popular due to its beauty and special appearance. In addition to aesthetics, the stainless steel frame has other features including high resistance and hardness, rust resistance, and ease of cleaning, which increases the use of stainless steel automatic doors in many places where hygiene and cleanliness are of great importance.

There are various types of stainless steel automatic doors that can be used according to the building's facade, including shiny gold, shiny silver, matte gold or brushed, matte silver or brushed, and stainless steel with wheat designs. Additionally, the width used in these doors can vary.

Types of Stainless Steel Automatic Doors

Sliding Automatic Door

This type of door opens and closes in both left and right directions, occupying very little space and can be executed in a one-way manner where the entry width is narrow and limited. Sliding doors can be executed with stainless steel frames, which will enhance the building's beauty.

Swinging Stainless Steel Automatic Door

Stainless Steel Elevator Door

The stainless steel covering enhances the beauty and durability of the door. It should be noted that elevator doors are highly visible to people, thus playing an important role in the building's aesthetics. Covering the door with stainless steel not only enhances its beauty but also increases its resilience against impacts and extends its useful life. The opening and closing of these doors, with their various designs, catch the eye of every viewer and improve the building's appearance. Stainless steel sheets are available in various thicknesses and designs, such as brushed, mirrored, wheat, cloudy, etc., tailored to the building's facade and the customer's taste for elevators.

Price of Stainless Steel Automatic Doors

Various factors affect the price of stainless steel automatic doors, including the width of the stainless steel frame and its color. The wider the frame, the higher the price will be; among the colors, gold is more expensive. Another factor affecting the price is the weight of the door and the operator and motor used in it. Heavier doors will cost more because the operator that can be installed on them is more expensive.

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