Since 1999 · Cangzhou, Hebei

Sectional Doors · Manufacturer since 1999

Cold Storage Sectional Door

Also searched as: Heavy Duty Cold Storage Sectional Door

Any Size · Custom Engineered CE · EN 13241 100,000-Cycle Tested Full technical drawings
Cold Storage Sectional Door — RAX Door Technology
01 · Overview

Cold Storage Sectional Door at a Glance

The Cold Storage Sectional Door is engineered for temperature-controlled environments — cold rooms, freezer warehouses, food-processing chillers and pharmaceutical storage where thermal performance and airtight sealing are critical to maintaining the cold chain. RAX builds cold-storage sectional doors with 50 mm (or thicker) PU foam panels, enhanced perimeter sealing and thermal-break track details that minimize heat transfer at the door frame.

For industry context, cold-storage sectional doors typically use 50–100 mm PU panels (industry estimate), compared to the 40–42 mm panels standard in general industrial use (Hörmann EPU/LPU: 42 mm; CN-export: 40 mm at 46 kg/m³, ecer.com). RAX’s marketing target of U-value 0.33 W/m²K thermal performance applies to the insulated panel build and is pending RAX’s own EN-tested report. Perimeter air sealing is designed to the EN 12207 air-permeability framework. RAX tests door systems from −30°C cold storage to +50°C desert conditions (brand capability).

RAX-company facts on this page are from the approved brand brief. Industry benchmark values are attributed to their sources (Hörmann via renrendoc.com; CN-export listings via ecer.com; EN standard scopes via antpedia.com / baijiahao). RAX product-specific test data (U-value, wind class, fire rating) is confirmed per project.

02 · Key Features

Key Features & Benefits

Made to Your Opening

Custom width × height, RAL color and configuration. Large industrial doors from prototype to container-load, full flexibility on order quantity.

Durable by Test

Validated against a 100,000-cycle fatigue testing protocol in our in-house lab.

Certified & Documented

ISO 9001:2015 and CE to EN 13241 / EN 12453, with SGS material reports.

Install-Ready Package

English manual + wiring diagrams; operators pre-set before dispatch.

03 · Technical Data

Technical Specifications

ProductCold Storage Sectional Door (also: Heavy Duty Cold Storage Sectional Door · Freezer Sectional Door · Cold Room Sectional Door)
CategorySectional Doors
Panel thickness50 mm+ PU foam (cold-storage grade). Industry range: 50–100 mm for cold storage
FoamClosed-cell PU, CFC-free. Benchmark density: 46 kg/m³ (CN-export, ecer.com). Higher density for cold-storage panels
Thermal (U-value)Marketing target: 0.33 W/m²K (pending RAX EN test report). Benchmark: CN-export 0.38 W/m²K; Hörmann 0.5–1.3 W/m²K
Steel skinGalvanized steel 0.4–1.5 mm; stainless 304/316 for washdown/corrosive cold rooms
SealingEnhanced perimeter EPDM/silicone seals; air permeability per EN 12207 framework; heated frame option for freezer doors
Temperature rangeTested from −30°C to +50°C (RAX capability). Specify your operating temperature
Size rangeCustom to your opening (custom engineered to your specification)
Torsion springHigh-cycle; 100,000-cycle fatigue validated. Cold-rated spring steel
PowerAC 220–240 V, 50/60 Hz. High-speed operator recommended to minimize air exchange
CertificationCE EN 13241 / EN 12453 (held); ISO 9001:2015; SGS
OrderCustom engineered to your size and specification
04 · Engineering Delivery

How to Specify (Buyer Guide)

1. Temperature & Humidity

Specify your cold-room operating temperature (e.g. −25°C freezer, +2°C chiller) and ambient-side conditions. This determines panel thickness, seal type and whether a heated frame is needed to prevent ice build-up.

2. Panel Thickness

Cold-storage doors typically use 50–100 mm PU panels (vs. 40 mm for general industrial). Thicker panels reduce heat transfer and prevent condensation on the warm-side face. RAX advises on optimal thickness for your temperature differential.

3. Sealing & Air Leakage

Airtight perimeter sealing is critical for energy efficiency. Specify EN 12207 air-permeability class. For freezer applications, a heated frame prevents seal freezing. Bottom seal: flexible EPDM with compression gasket.

4. Cycle Speed

Cold-storage doors should open/close rapidly to minimize cold-air loss. Specify a high-speed operator (VFD-controlled) with radar or pull-cord activation. RAX’s full-category manufacturing includes high-speed operators.

05 · Customization

OEM / ODM & Customization

RAX supports full private-label production of the Cold Storage Sectional Door: custom RAL panel colors, operator matching, packaging printing and installation-manual translation (EN/ES/FR/AR/RU). Start with an OEM sample and scale to container-load branded production. Custom molds, Tooling records are archived for up to 5 years — no extra tooling fee on repeat orders, all under strict NDA.

06 · Compliance

Applicable Standards

EN 13241

CE marking basis. Includes thermal resistance (U-value) and air permeability as declared characteristics — both critical for cold-storage compliance.

EN 12207

Air permeability classification framework. Cold-storage doors target low leakage class to minimize energy loss and maintain temperature stability.

EN 12604 / EN 12453

Mechanical and power-operated safety. Cold environments affect material brittleness — components must maintain safety performance at operating temperature.

07 · Why RAX

Cold Storage Sectional Door at a Glance

  • 100,000-Cycle Durability Guarantee
  • Any Size, Any Spec — Deep Customization
  • RAL Color-Consistent Batch Production
  • From Custom Engineering to Container-Load Delivery
What panel thickness is needed for cold storage?

Cold-storage sectional doors typically use 50–100 mm PU foam panels (industry estimate), compared to 40–42 mm for general industrial doors. The exact thickness depends on your temperature differential and energy-code requirements. RAX advises on the optimal build.

How do you prevent ice build-up on freezer doors?

Options include: heated frame profiles (prevent seal freezing), thermal-break track details (reduce cold bridging), and high-speed operation (minimize exposure time). Specify your operating temperature and we design the appropriate anti-ice package.

What U-value can I expect?

RAX’s marketing target is 0.33 W/m²K (pending our own EN test report). For context, a CN-export industrial door lists 0.38 W/m²K (ecer.com) and Hörmann achieves 0.5–1.3 W/m²K depending on configuration. Thicker cold-storage panels (50–100 mm) achieve lower U-values than standard 40 mm panels.

Can RAX test doors at sub-zero temperatures?

Yes — RAX tests door systems from −30°C cold storage to +50°C desert conditions. Spring steel, seals and operators are validated for cold-temperature performance in our fatigue lab.

Do you provide installation?

No — pure manufacturer. Ships with English manual, wiring diagrams. Remote support available.

What is the lead time?

Standard container 12–20 days; custom first order 20–35 days. Door body 2-year warranty, operator 3 years (servo 5 years).

Or email info@raxdoor.com

09 · Get Started

Get Your Cold Storage Sectional Door Proposal

Send your opening size and duty requirements — we reply with a proposal and lead time.

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