Steel exterior gate - Model 02

The tested and Minergie-certified Janisol HI door system fulfils maximum insulation requirements and, with respect to safety/security and durability, is also suitable for extreme service conditions – such as those in very busy public buildings. With triple glazing, it is easy to achieve doors with excellent thermal conductivity coefficients of UD 1.0 W/m2K. Thanks to high-tech thermal break spacer bars made of glass-fibre reinforced plastic, the new door system also benefits from excellent structural values and achieves top values in system tests (air/water/wind/mechanics). With Janisol HI, Jansen sets new benchmarks in terms of contemporary architecture combined with excellent thermal insulation.

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   Materials / surface finish
• Strip-galvanised steel, suitable for powder coating or stove-enamelling.
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  Element types
• Single and double doors with and without fixed side panels or transom window
• Opening inwards and outwards
• Sheet metal clad steel doors with or without vision panels
  
• Equipment
• Steel and stainless-steel hinges for welding or screw-fitting
• Steel and stainless-steel hinges for welding
• Integrated door closers
• Multipoint locks (motorised also available)
• Emergency locks and panic push-bars
  
• Special technical features
• Installation depth 80 mm
• Infill elements up to 57 mm (triple glazing)
• Exceptionally good structural values, narrow face widths
• Door leaf sizes up to 3.0 m
• Special geometries (semi-circular tops)
• Test certificates
• CE marking in accordance with product standard EN 14351-1
• Tightness against heavy rain up to class 9A
• Air permeability up to class 4 (600 Pa)
• Resistance to wind load up to class C4 (1600 Pa)
• Airborne sound insulation up to Rw 45 db
• Coefficient of thermal transmittance UD > 1.0 W/m2K
• Shear bonding in accordance with EN 14024
• Durability in accordance with EN 12400 class 8 (1'000'000)
• Mechanical strength in accordance with EN 1192 class 4
• Prefabricated glazing suitable for safety barrier loading DIN 18008-4 met
• The emergency exit door in accordance with EN 1125 / EN 179
• Burglar resistance in accordance with EN 1627 up to RC 3

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.