Special Custom Cold Storage High Speed Door

Introducing our Special Custom Cold Storage High Speed Door, designed specifically for professionals in need of efficient and reliable cold storage solutions. This high-speed door is engineered to withstand extreme temperatures, ensuring the preservation and safety of perishable goods. With its customizable features, it seamlessly integrates into any cold storage facility, providing swift and secure access while maintaining optimal temperature control. The door's advanced technology guarantees rapid opening and closing speeds, minimizing energy loss and enhancing productivity. Crafted with durable materials, it boasts exceptional insulation properties, preventing condensation and frost formation. Trust our Special Custom Cold Storage High Speed Door to optimize your cold storage operations with utmost efficiency and precision.

How to custom a Cold Storage High Speed Door

The freezer high speed door, also known as the cold storage high speed door, is one of the important facilities of the cold storage, and it is also the passage for the goods in and out of the cold storage. It is one of the important parts of the cold storage. Due to the temperature difference between the inside and outside of the cold storage, when the door of the cold storage is opened, the hot air passes through the door opening to generate strong convection, which leads to the exchange of hot and humid air entering the cold storage, which increases the heat load of the cold storage. This part of the heat load is often referred to as door-to-door cooling consumption or door-to-door cooling loss. When the door of the cold storage is opened, the amount of hot air entering the cold storage is related to the height and width of the door, the temperature difference between the inside and outside of the storage, and of course the time and frequency of opening the door. From the perspective of energy saving, the number of cold storage doors should be controlled as much as possible in the design, and the size of the door opening should be reduced as much as possible.