Certified Operating Theatre Doors for Sterile Surgical Environments

Frameshft hermetic doors are certified to BS EN1026:2000 and BS EN12207:2016 for air permeability and airtightness classification, with CE marking under the LVD Directive and TÜV verification. The system also complies with DIN18650-1 and EN16005. Full certification documentation is provided with every installation, supporting hospital procurement, infection control audits, and healthcare authority submissions in Singapore.

Yes. Frameshft hermetic doors are specifically engineered to support air pressure differentials, which are critical to maintaining positive pressure sterile environments in operating theatres. The airtight seal construction and flush anodised aluminium edging prevent pressure equalisation across the door threshold, helping theatres maintain the controlled environment required for surgical sterility and infection control compliance.

Frameshft hermetic door panels are rated up to 1,000kg. This capacity supports the heavy, insulated panel construction required to achieve airtight sealing and STC35 sound attenuation in operating theatre environments. The system uses a 40V 100W German Dunkenmotoren drive unit with an integrated motor lock, engineered to manage this panel weight reliably under clinical operating conditions.

Yes. Frameshft offers preventive maintenance packages that cover both Frameshft hermetic systems and most other door operator brands. Scheduled inspections include seal integrity checks, sensor calibration, wear-part assessment, and performance testing. OEM spare parts for Frameshft systems are held in Singapore, reducing parts lead times. This is especially important for operating theatre doors, where unplanned downtime is operationally unacceptable.

Yes. Frameshft provides multi-brand repair and servicing covering most automatic door operator brands in the market — not only Frameshft systems. This allows hospital facility managers with existing legacy or mixed-brand door installations to consolidate servicing under a single point of contact, reducing coordination complexity and closing accountability gaps common in multi-vendor service arrangements.