Water protected It is a flexible high-speed door in PVC for indoor use, with no rigid elements and with a perimeter structure made entirely of stainless steel. Thanks to its components and structure, keeping it clean is easy and it is extremely resistant to oxidation. Characterized by Stainless Steel frame and designed to avoid the collecting of liquid, dust or any impurity on the frame, this Rudhar Food Industry Door is washable in all parts respecting the hygienic restrictions of the field. Rudhar food high speed door can also be work in wet environment and very usefull for FMCG sector Its speed will let the door maintain the different characteristics of the environment they are located in. The absence of rigid elements inside the curtain, the resistive safety edge fitted to the bottom edge of the door, photocells and barriers make this product both safe and durable, being totally self-repairing.
Its speed will let the door maintain the different characteristics of the environment they are located in.
The absence of rigid elements inside the curtain, the resistive safety edge fitted to the bottom edge of the door, photocells and barriers make this product both safe and durable, being totally self-repairing.
A food industry door is a hygienic, easy-to-clean high speed door with a stainless steel frame. It prevents contamination in food processing units, resists oxidation and works even in wet environments — ideal for FMCG and food safety standards.
It prevents dust, liquid and impurities from collecting on the frame, cleans easily, controls temperature and is self-repairing. This reduces cross-contamination — critical for food safety.
Food processing plants, dairies, cold storage, FMCG units, packaging, bakeries and meat/seafood processing — anywhere hygiene and temperature control are required.
The price depends on size, material and speed. Share your requirements and opening size for a free quote.
Rudhar Group has been manufacturing and installing across Delhi NCR — Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, Faridabad, Ghaziabad and Bahadurgarh — and all over India since 1998.
