Automated warehouse rack systems inherently carry risks such as product overturning or falling.
To reduce these risks, rack fences are commonly used; however, despite being the most vulnerable, products on the lowest level could not be protected with fences due to outbound handling convenience.
This issue is addressed by the “Special Door for Automated Logistics Warehouses.”
Each individual door communicates with the stacker crane to ensure smooth logistics flow, while a communication-based control system is implemented to safely protect both goods and personnel.
Explosion-Proof
Method to prevent ignition from sparks in flour mills or chemical handling facilities when installing combustible doors
External Interlocking
Method to minimize external air inflow by operating two doors in an alternating sequence
Fire Interlocking
Method to facilitate evacuation by opening doors when a fire signal is received via interlocking controllers
Installation Cases
Logistics Automation Special Doors
Mega Doors
Doors required for large-scale entry/exit areas such as aircraft hangars
Sliding Gates
Primarily used for factory entrances/exits
Waste Input Doors
Doors for waste disposal facilities
Ceiling Fans
Circulate indoor air to maintain a comfortable environment
Shield Doors
Doors installed in areas with explosion hazards
