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17.01.2005 DORMA Automatic Innovations IIIThe need for a swing door operator is not always immediately obvious. It is only when you are standing in front of a closed door with a hand full of files that you suddenly think how nice it would be to simply have to whisper “Open Sesame” (as in that famous story from 1001 Arabian Nights) to make the door open magically. more… |
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17.01.2005 DORMA information displayToday’s major building projects – whether as airports, railway stations, hotels, department stores, hospitals or administration buildings – often place enormous demands on the orientation capabilities of their users and visitors. The volume of instructions is often confusing, and the information is not always ideally structured to facilitate easy way-finding. more… |
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17.01.2005 Highlights in innovative drive technology IUnder its show slogan “Future now”, DORMA is presenting a plethora of innovative problem solutions as well as a new design devised to bring door closers and automatic door operators under a common style umbrella. Thus, for the first time, the door control sector is being provided with a single architectural design concept based on identical visual lines. more… |
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17.01.2005 DORMA Automatic Innovations IILike door closers, door operators should be as invisible as possible while still offering optimum performance – at least that was the approach adopted by DORMA’s development engineers when they were given the task of optimising the company’s existing operator technology. more… |
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17.01.2005 Safety + SecurityIn projects, the highest priority is assigned to ensuring that emergency escape routes, while still offering undelayed egress in the event of a hazard, are secure against abuse. Two different systems are currently vying for the national market:
a lock and handle or pushplate per EN 179 (emergency exit device), and the panic exit device per EN 1125 in which a horizontal bar extends across the entire width
of the door. more… |
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