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Published:  24 May, 2018

Hart_Door_Systems.jpgHART DOOR SYSTEMS says its flagship Speedor Super high speed door (pictured), has been in continuous production since 1983 and many thousands of doors have been installed on challenging sites across the world.

Hart says Speedor Super, its leading door brand, is in demand for its energy saving, high speed door, and environmental standards and used predominately as an external door with good wind resistance and often in high traffic situations, Speedors are built to last through their robust and reliable construction.

Speedor Super’s main features include tensioned door curtain, sophisticated, state of the art control with a host of features, variable speed options including soft start and safety systems.

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