FCMB Waterproof Door

Waterproof Door Product Features

• Sealing Performance: Utilizes a multi-channel sealing design, with the opening part and door frame employing the equal-pressure cavity waterproofing principle used in high-end curtain walls. Excellent waterproofing and sealing performance effectively prevent moisture and dampness from intruding.

• Corrosion Resistance: The surface undergoes special treatments, such as fluorocarbon spraying, providing good corrosion resistance and the ability to withstand UV rays from sunlight and various natural corrosive elements.

• Material Advantages: Some waterproof doors are made from materials like high-density polyethylene and polypropylene, which are resistant to corrosion, peeling, and pilling.

• Fire Resistance: Some waterproof doors also offer excellent fire resistance, effectively isolating fire sources and preventing the spread of flames.

• Automatic Opening and Closing Function: In certain applications, such as mines, waterproof doors can automatically open and close based on the passage of vehicles and pedestrians, enhancing automation.

• Sound Insulation and Thermal Insulation: The glass portion can be made of insulated tempered glass, providing better thermal insulation and soundproofing performance.

Waterproof Door Brand and Model: Coostec FCMB Moisture-Proof Sealed Door

Waterproof Door Application Scenarios

• Mines: Used in key locations such as main substations and main drainage pump rooms to prevent the intrusion of groundwater and mine water.

• Subways and Tunnels: Installed at critical points like subway station entrances and tunnel openings to prevent flood intrusion and ensure the safety of passengers and trains.

• Basements and Underground Garages: In urban underground spaces, waterproof doors can effectively prevent flood intrusion caused by natural disasters such as heavy rain.

• Ships and Docks: Applied in ships and docks to prevent seawater or other liquids from entering the cabin, ensuring vessel safety.

• Chemical Plants and Laboratories: Used to isolate toxic and hazardous substances and dangerous gases, ensuring personnel safety.

• Residential and Commercial Buildings: Used in areas requiring waterproofing and moisture resistance, such as bathrooms and kitchens, to prevent water intrusion and protect indoor facilities.