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PredaDoor® NXT® High-Speed Door
Rytec Corporation
08 30 00 Specialty Doors and Frames
The PredaDoor® NXT® offers a tight perimeter seal, advanced wireless safety system, and durable components to provide high performance and reliability. Additionally, the NXT Quick-Set™ repair system and System 4® door controller minimize door downtime.
Fast opening speeds--up to 1270 mm (50 in.) per second--improve traffic flow, productivity, and energy conservation. Limited amount of conventional wear parts require minimal maintenance or repair for the life of the door. Variable AC drive and intelligent controller reduce wear on door parts and control power consumption. In addition, the NXT Quick-Set repair allows the door to be easily reset without tools.
Enhanced safety elements include dual thru-beam photo eyes and dual-chamber pneumatic reversing edge. The PredaDoor NXT is ideal for interior and exterior applications where speed, low maintenance, and dependability are critical.
Additional Information
PredaDoor NXT Product Information SheetPredaDoor NXT Website Page
Manufacturing-Warehousing Operations
PredaDoor NXT Video
Contact Information
Phone: 888-467-9832
Email:
info@rytecdoors.com
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