SST II Hydraulic Bifold Door

Why is the New SST II Hydraulic Door System right for you?

• Hydraulic lift system at the outer edges of door- Eliminates cables, straps, locking mechanisms, pulleys, springs, etc. offering the cleanest and least obstructive door face in the market today.
  
  
• Safe- Due to the elimination of moving parts and pinch points.
  
  
• Remotely mounted hydraulic power unit- Power unit can be mounted anywhere in the building. Providing quieter operation, out of site and reach of customers, children, etc.
  
  
• Reduced installation costs- The SST II mounting frame makes this bi-fold door the most simple and easy door to install of any bi-fold available.
  
  
• All steel construction with narrower profiles than aluminum doors systems.

• Optional stainless framing for corrosive enviroments.
  
  
• Manual lowering system allows operator to pull a knob on the power unit and let the door down in case of power failure. Not available on any other bifold door.
  
  
• Integral mounting frame takes all dynamic loads of the moving door applying minimal loads on the building.
  
  
• Completely weather sealed- keep the weather out and keep the climate control in.
  
  
• Heavy duty bottom roller is completely captured by the built in track system keeping the door secure in unexpected high winds and keeps the bottom of the door secure in case of attempted forced entry.
  
  
• Hydraulic system pulls the door shut with 1,000 + pounds of force, eliminating all swing arms, actuators, hooks and springs associated with mechanical locks.
  
  
• Flexible speeds- Depending on the application, door speed can be up to 3x as fast as cable/strap bi-folds
  
  
• MADE IN THE USA- All major parts of the door system, steel framing, motors, hyd. cylinders, hoses, paint, hyd. valve components, rollers, and seals are made in the USA.
  
  
• Optional finishes- framing can be powder-coated, enamel over primer or standard red oxide primer.
  
  
• Flexible sizes- avaible from 8'x8' to 30'x20'. Maximum door sizes are determined by calculations of width, height and weight of cladding. Contact for details.