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Pneumatic sliding door gear

17th February 1967, Page 53
17th February 1967
Page 53
Page 53, 17th February 1967 — Pneumatic sliding door gear
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SUITABLE for factories, warehouses and so on, an advanced type of pneumatically-operated Power-Glide sliding-door gear has been introduced by G. D. Peters and Co. (Engineering) Ltd. It provides for single-leaf and bi-parting doors for apertures of 3 ft. to 6 ft. and 5 ft. to 12 ft. respectively and for total door weights of up to 1,200 lb. Opening and closing speeds average about 1 ft./sec. and movement of the door is arrested by an obstruction. A time-delay closing unit is available which is adjustable to give a dwell of from 1 sec. to 15 sec. when in the open position.

Made by: C. D. Peters and Co. (Engineering) Ltd.. Windsor Works, Slough, Bucks.