Anti-finger-trap door Janisol 2 EI30

The Janisol 2 EI30 anti-finger-trap fire doors reduce the potential risk of injury at the secondary closing edge to a minimum thanks to rounded half shells. They are therefore particularly suitable for buildings with heavy public use, e.g. schools, shopping centres, railway stations and airports. The anti-finger-trap door looks identical to other Jansen anti-finger-trap doors without fire protection rating. In addition, the door can be fitted with many types of glass and is easy and efficient to assemble.

Materials / surface finish

Uncoated steel or strip-galvanised steel, suitable for powder coating or stove-enamelling

Element types

Single and double doors, with or without side panels and transom windows

Equipment

Integrated door closers

Multipoint locks

Emergency locks and panic push-bars

Special technical features

Max. opening size, single door: 1380 × 3000 mm

Max. opening size, double door: 3000 × 3000 mm

Also available as fire doors and fire-resistant partitions – Janisol 2 EI30

Test certificates

Fire resistance EI30 to EN 1634-1 and DIN 4102-5

Smoke control in accordance with DIN 18095

Smoke control tested in accordance with EN 1634-3

Durability (C5) tested in accordance with EN 1191

Emergency exit door in accordance with EN 1125 / EN 179

Finger protection to DIN 18650-1, DIN 18650-2 and EN 16005

Electrostatic painting

Electrostatic painting is a different process from conventional painting mainly due to the fact that no solvent is used to keep the contents and binder of the paint in a liquid form.

The paint consists of a fine powder that flows through a spray mechanism, electrostatically adheres to the substrate (the surface of the painted part) and is then hardened in heating furnaces to form a paint coating.