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More Speedor Storms

Published:  06 June, 2019

Working for a haulage company specialising in waste disposal, HART DOOR SYSTEMS has announced it has completed the installation of two Speedor Storms at a Midlands facility.

The company says the two fast-action Speedors were installed to minimise the escape of dust and smells as well as keeping out birds and rodents. “The fast action allows for a quick arrival and tipping of waste within a closed harsh environment so reducing the chance of smells leaving the building,” said a Hart spokesman.

“Both Storms were supplied with heated motor hoods and IP66 electrical control panels to combat moisture and the largest door was 8m high and 6m wide. It is our reputation for our capability of delivering reliable, very large, high-speed automatic doors for the waste industry that leads to contracts such as this.”

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