Motorized sliding doors

SAIMA Sicurezza’s motorized sliding doors are advanced solutions designed to ensure both safety and ease of access in various contexts, such as public buildings, offices, data centers, hospitals, and transportation. SAIMA Sicurezza is known for its innovative security and automatic door solutions, including motorized sliding doors.

The main features of these doors include:

1. Automation and Motorization
   The sliding doors are equipped with a motorized system that allows for automatic opening and closing, improving accessibility and people flow. The motor can be adjusted to adapt to different traffic and speed requirements, and the sophisticated electronics perform artificial intelligence-based self-tuning every 20 passes to optimize operation.
2. Safety
   Doors are designed with advanced technology to ensure user safety. They may include detection systems to prevent the door from closing on an obstacle (such as a person or object), ensuring safe and risk-free operation. This is especially important in environments with a high volume of people moving around.
3. Design and Aesthetics
   SAIMA’s motorized sliding doors are often designed with particular attention to aesthetics, seamlessly integrating into the architecture of modern buildings. They are available in various finishes and materials, such as tempered glass, stainless steel, and other durable materials.
4. Energy Efficiency
   The solutions are designed to be energy efficient, contributing to energy savings by limiting heat loss, especially in environments with extreme climates. Some models may include automatic opening sensors to reduce energy consumption.
5. Adaptability to Different Environments
   Motorized doors can be installed in a wide range of environments, from commercial buildings to public spaces such as stations, airports, and shopping centers. They are designed to withstand intensive use and ensure long-lasting durability.
6. Access Technology
   Some models are equipped with advanced control technologies, such as badge readers, facial recognition systems, or other secure access devices, ideal for environments where access to certain areas needs to be restricted.

Sectors:

• Train and subway stations: where a constant and rapid flow of people is required.
• Airports: for access to security areas or waiting rooms.
• Offices and corporate buildings: where aesthetics and functionality are equally important.
• Hospitals and healthcare facilities: to facilitate access to restricted areas while ensuring safety.