Hermetic Sliding Door On-Wall Type

A hermetic door system, often found in healthcare settings and laboratories, is designed for airtight sealing to prevent contamination, maintain pressure, and enhance hygiene. These doors feature compressive seals and often automatic door bottoms for a secure seal. 
Here's a more detailed explanation:
Key Features and Functions:

• Airtight Seal:
  Hermetic doors are designed to create a complete airtight seal when closed, preventing the exchange of air and contaminants between the inside and outside areas.
• Hygiene and Sterility:
  They are crucial in environments where maintaining cleanliness and preventing the spread of infections is paramount, such as hospitals, operating rooms, and laboratories.
• Pressure Control:
  Hermetic doors can help maintain specific pressure conditions within a room or area, which is important in certain applications.
• Sealing Mechanisms:
  • Compressive Seals: These seals run along the perimeter of the door frame and compress tightly against the door when closed, creating a tight seal.
  • Automatic Door Bottoms: Many hermetic doors are equipped with automatic door bottoms that create a seal at the threshold, preventing air or moisture from infiltrating.
• Safety Features:
  • Obstruction Detection: Some hermetic doors incorporate obstruction-detection systems with automatic reopening, ensuring safety in case of accidental contact.
  • Manual Unlock Systems: They also have unlock systems to allow manual opening in case of power outages.
• Applications:
  • Healthcare: Hospitals, operating theaters, and cleanrooms.
  • Laboratories: Research and testing facilities.
  • Pharmaceutical Industry: Cleanroom production.
  • Radiation Protection: Some hermetic doors are designed to provide protection against radiation.