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Specialist doors for EfW plant

Published:  23 October, 2018

HART says the eight Speedor Storm doors pictured are part of a mixed installation on a Scottish Energy from Waste (EfW) plant which, as well as the Speedors also includes 15 Hart Firebrand fire and security shutters.

The Speedors are 5m x 7m and are being installed on tipping bays. The company says their fast open/close cycles greatly reduce odour from the waste tipping process and Speedor Storms like this have now been installed on a number of new build waste transfer sites around the UK and are proving reliable and resistant to the challenging environment found on EfW sites.

Speedor Storm is one of eight products within Hart’s Speedor range of energy saving, industrial, high speed doors, designed for frequent use in high traffic situations.

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