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FORTRESS DBi101 INSULATED INDUSTRIAL
A double-skinned, thermally insulated roller shutter designed for reducing building energy consumption and noise produced by wind loading and shutter action.
Laths are dual ribbed to increase curtain rigidity and enhance aesthetics.
Recommended for applications requiring thermal performance - factories/ warehouses/ garages.
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Dimensions
Maximum: 6000mm x 6000mm under standard construction (revised August 2008).
Larger sizes available by specification.
Performance
Thermal performance: U-value 0.7 W/m2K.
Acoustic performance: Weighted Level Difference Dw value 22dB.
CE-marked 01 May 2005: Product Standard BS EN 13241-1 (2003).
See full specification for performance standards.
Curtain
Interlocking galvanised steel laths, 100mm in depth, with dual ribbed solid flat profile.
Double skinned curtain complete with 100% CFC-free expanded polystyrene insulated core.
BS EN 12453 Galvanised steel roll-formed base bar with Fortress Anti-Catch System™ designed to avoid any lifting hazard.
Curtain Options
Fortress FD1™ Double Glazed Vision panels with anti-scratch patent and UV stabilising.
Guides
BS EN 12424 Fortress DB100 2.5mm galvanised steel roll-formed guides with concealed fixing and windlocking channel.
Fortress DB100 guides come complete with plated steel caps and nylon edge protection with mohair anti-friction strip to reduce friction and noise produced by shutter action.
Finish
Galvanised steel curtain and guides as standard. See full specification for options.
Operation
BS EN 12453 Fortress DBi101 Drive System™ 415 Volt 3-phase/240 Volt single-phase operator with push button controls, supplied with hand chain operation for use in the event of emergency open/closure.
BS EN 12604 Inertia safety brake system fitted to prevent door from dropping and closing in an unsafe manner.
Options and Accessories
See full specification for details.
Click here to download DBi101 full specification.
Click here to download DBi101 brochure.
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