Door - Jansen Economy 60

Thanks to its greater installation depth and wall thickness, the Jansen Economy 60 system is particularly suitable for large, heavy-duty single and double doors and applications requiring higher levels of security.

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

Sheet metal clad doors with or without cut-outs for glazing

Anti-finger-trap doors

Pivot door and folding wall available as a special design

Equipment

Steel hinges are available for welding or screw fixing

Integrated door closers, concealed hinges and follower hooks

Multipoint locks (motorised also available)

Designer glazing beads

Emergency locks and panic push-bars

Special technical features

Installation depth 60 mm

Special geometries (semi-circular tops)

Also available as an anti-finger-trap door

Also available with fire protection (Fire protection doors Jansen Economy 60) or smoke protection (Smoke control doors Jansen Economy 60 RS).

Test certificates

CE marking by product standard EN 14351-1

Tightness against heavy rain up to class 5A

Air permeability up to class 4

Resistance to wind load up to class C5

Sound insulation up to Rw 45 dB

Burglar resistance by EN 1627 up to RC (WK) 3

Bullet resistance FB 4-6 S/NS

The emergency exit door by EN 1125 / EN 179

Mechanical strength class 4

Conditions for approval fulfilled

Conditions for supporting safety devices fulfilled

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.