Clean Room Systems / Product
Product Detail
Airtight coated-steel clean room door with a flush observation window, cleanable surfaces and configurable hardware for laboratories, food and pharmaceutical facilities.
| Door type | Single or double-leaf hinged clean room door |
| Common sizes | 900 x 2100, 1000 x 2100, 1200 x 2100 or 1500 x 2100 mm |
| Door leaf thickness | Typically 40 or 50 mm; matched to wall system |
| Leaf material | Galvanized steel with durable powder or polyester finish |
| Core options | Flame-retardant paper honeycomb or aluminum honeycomb |
| View window | Flush double tempered glass, rectangular or rounded corners |
| Frame | Coated steel or aluminum cleanroom frame |
| Seal | Perimeter gasket with optional automatic drop seal |
| Hardware | Stainless hinges, lever lock, closer, access control or interlock |
| Opening options | Manual, controlled access or automatic operator |
A flush steel clean room door closes a high-traffic opening without introducing deep ledges into the wall. The coated leaf, integrated observation window and sealed frame create a surface that is easy to inspect and wipe. Hardware can be selected for personnel flow, pressure control and access management.
Door performance depends on the frame-to-panel interface and hardware setup as much as the leaf itself. HIH Steel coordinates wall thickness, opening size, floor finish and pressure direction before production.
Galvanized steel is folded and finished to form a smooth leaf with protected edges. Honeycomb cores keep the door manageable while supporting surface flatness. A flush double-glazed window allows visibility between rooms without a projecting frame that traps dust.
For frequent disinfection, the coating and gasket material should be matched to the cleaning agent. Stainless kick plates can protect lower areas in trolley routes, and a drop seal can close the floor gap when the door shuts.
The hardware schedule may include a closer, electromagnetic lock, card reader, interlock contact or automatic operator. These devices need coordinated cable paths and reinforcement. A door that is difficult to operate will be propped open, so opening force and traffic type deserve practical review.
Final commissioning checks alignment, latch engagement, gasket contact, closer speed and interlock signals. The door should close reliably without slamming or dragging across the finished floor.
Flush steel doors suit pharmaceutical rooms, laboratories, electronics workshops, food processing corridors and hospital support spaces. Colour options can also help identify room zones while keeping a consistent enclosure system.
Yes. The frame depth and fixing detail are selected to match the panel thickness and finished wall build-up.
A concealed automatic drop seal can be fitted to reduce the floor gap when the leaf closes. The floor must be level for consistent contact.
Yes. Reinforcement, cable routes, lock cut-outs and contacts can be coordinated for card readers, electromagnetic locks and interlock systems.
Double tempered glass is commonly used, with clear, ultra-clear or project-specific glazing options. The window can have square or rounded corners.
Leaves and frames are wrapped separately with protected corners and hardware packaging. Opening labels should correspond to the room and door schedule.
