Ditec Sector Reset

IMPROVED WORKING CONDITIONS - Sector Reset

OPTIMIZED PROCESS FLOW
The fully flexible curtain without rigid bars allows the door to open and close fast. With the INVERTERmotion, speed can be differentiated and increased up to 3 m/s. The self-reinserting function of the curtain reduces the risk of downtime in case of accidental hit.

ENERGY SAVINGS
The high operating speed avoids the doors remaining open longer than needed. Thus, the working environment remains stable and energy can be saved.

SEALING AND WIND RESISTANCE
The curtain is retained in the side guides by means of zippers that provide excellent seal. This minimizes the transfer of air and the infiltration of dust. On doors with INVERTERmotion, the step-by-step closing feature (SBS) makes sure doors can close even under windy conditions.

LOW NOISE
Thanks to the specially designed side guides and the continuous zippers, the door operates silently.

SAFETY ASSURED - Sector Reset

PROTECTION OF PEOPLE & GOODS
The unique, self-testing Safety Linear Encoder and the photocells detect possible obstacles and reopen the door when needed. The curtain itself is intrinsically safe, as it has a soft bottom and contains no rigid bars.

EMERGENCY OPENING
In case of emergency, a red handle can be turned to release the counterweight and open the door.

SMART AND NICE DESIGN - Sector Reset

ITALIAN LOOKS
A Ditec door has a streamlined design. Large windows are available for maximum visibility. The curtain can also be printed with your own design.

LOW MAINTENANCE
The Ditec Sector Reset, with few moving parts and a specially designed side guide, requires little maintenance. Thanks to the self-reintroduction of the curtain and the absence of rigid bars, repair costs are limited in case of an accidental crash. Counterweights reduce the efforts required by the motor, resulting in a longer lifetime and less maintenance costs. 

SPACE SAVING
The small columns of the Ditec Sector Reset reduce its footprint and make it the ideal door for applications with limited space. The self-supporting frame and the absence of a side-motor allows for installation in a corridor or any other limited space.