A push bar, also known as a crosh bar or panic device, is used to swiftly unlock a door during an emergency. The mechanism is intended for life safety compliance and consists of a spring-loaded metal bar mounted horizontally to the inside of an egress-opening door. The heavy-duty exit device offers improved durability, while the smooth decreased projection touchbar assembly reduces catch dangers. . • Multiple locking options. • Panic bolts and latches, both visible and concealed • No visible fixings • Simple Installation

Rock Miller Doors are designed to protect lives in the event of a fire-related disaster for up to two hours. Which is allowing sufficient time for a safe escape. These sets are available in glazed, fire-resistant, self-closing, single and double door sets for emergency. Rock Miller Emergency exit doors are built to our heavy-duty specifications and are available in single or double doors. The emergency exit doors are Plain and do not come with an access device as standard; it is the panic bar that keeps the door locked shut. The access device can be fitted as an accessory to allow the door to be opened from the outside. Additionally, we are able to provide the following accessories for your steel emergency exit doors: • Vision panels; • Powder coating; • Extra security drop bar system As this is the most secure type of panic bar unit, our fire exit doors come standard with 1 point, 2 point, and 3 point panic bars installed. For added security, the door set also includes 2 studs on the hinge side of the door that lock into the door frame when the door is closed. The available fire exit doors are made of premium materials to provide the best possible protection against larger-scale flames. The NABL Standards, which address how to assess a non-load bearing element's fire resistance, are followed in testing these doors.

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.

We ROCK MILLER able to provide Sliding Steel Door in accordance with international quality standards thanks to our dedicated team of professionals. Features: • High strength • Long service life • Quality-tested General specifications: • Sliding doors are made from 0.8 or 1.20 thick SS sheets. Sliding doors are available in stainless steel 304 Finish . Other parameters are available based on customer request and requirements. Door Frames can be added to sliding doors upon request and Sliding doors come in both single and double leaf options. The maximum wall opening for a single leaf is 1100 mm, and for a double leaf, it is 2200 mm. As per the client\\'s requirement we can make the customized sizes. Door fittings include a concealed handle Pouch SS Finish, D handle, Hook type sliding door lock, Enox or Dorma make Sliding track, Heavy duty rollers, and door bottom glides. Sliding doors have various applications, including 1.healthcare and pharmaceuticals. 3. Food Processing Units. 4. Research Laboratories