Automatic Hermetic Sliding Doors for Sterile Control

Frameshft automatic hermetic sliding doors are certified to BS EN1026:2000 and BS EN12207:2016 for air permeability performance, with CE marking under the LVD Directive and TÜV verification. These certifications form part of the standard documentation package provided with every installation, supporting hospital procurement, infection control compliance, and facility audit requirements. The drive units are German Dunkenmotoren, and systems also comply with DIN18650-1 and EN16005 safety standards.

Yes. Frameshft hermetic doors are specifically engineered to support air pressure differential requirements in operating theatres and ICUs. The airtight seal is achieved through flush anodised aluminium edging and sealed panel integration, certified under BS EN1026:2000. This prevents uncontrolled airflow between sterile and non-sterile zones, which is a core requirement for infection control in clinical environments.

Frameshft hermetic sliding doors feature a failsafe motor lock that engages automatically on power interruption. This ensures the door panel remains in a defined safe position rather than drifting open or closed unpredictably — a critical safety requirement in operating theatres and ICUs where uncontrolled door movement could compromise sterile field integrity or patient safety.

Yes. Frameshft's multi-brand repair and servicing capability covers most automatic door operator brands, not only Frameshft systems. This allows healthcare facility managers with a mixed installed base to consolidate door servicing under a single point of contact. OEM spare parts for Frameshft systems are held in Singapore, and the team is equipped to handle scheduled and reactive servicing across brands.

The appropriate servicing frequency depends on the specific installed system, cycle volume, and the environmental demands of the clinical space. Frameshft offers structured preventive maintenance packages that include scheduled inspections, sensor calibration, lubrication, and wear-part checks. These are designed to detect faults before failure occurs — especially important in operating theatres and ICUs where door downtime directly affects clinical operations. Contact our team to discuss the right programme for your facility.