Our clean room doors are extensively used in cleaning workshops, Hospitals, Pharma, Food factories, and so on. They have good performance on the exterior facer, are flat, have high structural strength, are corrosion resistant, do not produce dust, and are easy to clean. The most crucial aspect is simple installation for your projects. Most facilities include many pressure stages within their structure. These doors are engineered to meet the most severe standards for clean room and sanitary applications. Designed for interior usage in humid or corrosive settings, these doors do not bloat, rot, warp, rust, or attract bacteria, making them exceptionally hygienic and ideal for the pharmaceutical, food, and healthcare industries. Specifications: Frame sheet thickness: 1.2mm Leaf sheet thickness: 0.8mm. Infill: Honeycomb. Kraft Paper Glass: Double-glazed glass Lock thickness ranges between 5mm/6mm. Lock Set: Mortise Dead Lock or Shash Lock, Hinges -: SS Butt Hinge 304 Finish 4x3x3mm Door Closer - Standard Arm or Hold Open type door closer

The panic bar unlocks the latch, allowing the door to be pushed open from the inside. External trim is a lock fitted on the outside of an emergency exit door to allow access to the panic bar and activation of the door from the outside. External trim is vital when an emergency exit door needs to be operated from another side, such as in the case of a stair case or main entry doors.It allows individuals to easily enter a door where a panic bar has been installed from the outside, whereas no one can enter a door where a panic bar has been fitted without external trim. Only by moving the exterior trim lever does the panic bar latch open the door. To get entry to the door from the outside, an external trim lock is fitted along with a panic bar. All Lock may be used on any type of door. Wood, metal, and glass, for example, and whether you are right or left handed. All external trim locks can be put on either a single or double leaf panic bar. Push bars are a form of door opening mechanism that enables people to open a door by pressing a bar. While panic bars were originally designed to prevent crowds from crashing in an emergency, they are now the principal door opening mechanism in many commercial buildings.