For temperature-sensitive production zones and busy logistics aisles, seconds matter. Altech high-speed fabric and rubber doors open up to 100 inches per second, sealing again just as quickly to slash HVAC loss, keep contaminants out, and keep forklifts moving. Impact-resistant breakaway bottoms self-reset after minor collisions, eliminating costly panel repairs and unplanned shutdowns.
From insulated freezer doors to clean-room rated curtains, we size motor horsepower, PLC controls, and safety devices for your duty cycle. Old doors are removed, framing adjusted, and new tracks laser-aligned for perfect travel.
Convert slow sectional or rolling doors to high-speed operation, integrate air curtains or interlocks, and connect to your building automation system for smarter traffic flow.
Torn fabric, sensor faults, or VFD errors can halt production. Contract clients get priority response and stocked service vehicles to restore uptime fast.
Quarterly inspections verify curtain tension, encoder calibration, and safety device function. We supply reports with cycle counts and recommended part replacements to avoid breakdowns.
Insulated fabric, heavy-duty rubber, antimicrobial PVC, or freezer-rated dual curtains.
Variable-frequency drives deliver up to 100 in/s with soft starts/stops for longer motor life.
Full-width clear stripes or modular windows improve sight-lines and safety at cross-traffic zones.
Self-reinsert tracks after collisions to avoid downtime and service calls.
Prevent frost buildup on freezer-door columns and maintain an airtight seal.
Motion detectors, pull cords, RFID readers, or networked interlocks for air-lock sequences.
Our core coverage includes Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw, Livingston, St. Clair, Lapeer, Genesee, and Monroe counties. For multi-facility clients we travel statewide and throughout the Midwest, and we can ship turnkey door packages anywhere in the United States.
Schedule an on-site assessment or request a formal quote today. Altech Doors — Keeping Michigan businesses secure, efficient, and on-schedule since 2004.
