H7200
EVERBESTEN
002
Exterior Industrial Entrance, Warehouse and Logistics Center
More Than 300 Cycles Per Day
40-50 MM Thickness Panel/ Steel+ Polyeaster Foam
Insulated Aluminum Alloy Panels
Servo Control System
220V / Single Phase / 60Hz, Customized
Rigid Panels with Non-Contact Spiral Track
High Speed, Thermal Insulation and Structural Stability
ISO & CE / ISO
Customized Size and Color
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Product Description
The EVERBESTEN H7200 High Speed Spiral Door combines fast operation with rigid insulated aluminum panels. It is designed for busy exterior openings where speed, security, wind resistance and temperature control are required.
With an opening speed of up to 2.5 m/s, the door helps reduce waiting time and limits indoor air exchange during frequent traffic.
When the door opens, the rigid panels move upward through the spiral track without rolling against each other.
This design reduces friction, noise and panel surface wear while supporting fast, stable operation.
Spiral Track System
Spiral Track System
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Door Panel | Rigid insulated aluminum-alloy panels |
| Spiral Track | Non-contact panel guiding system |
| Drive System | Motor and reducer for high-speed operation |
| Control System | Servo control with smooth start and stop |
| Balance System | Supports stable panel movement |
| Safety System | Photocell, safety edge and emergency release |
| Access Control | Radar, remote, push button, pull cord or induction loop |

| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | H7200 |
| Opening Speed | 1.5–2.5 m/s, depending on door size |
| Closing Speed | 0.8–1.2 m/s, depending on door size |
| Maximum Size | Up to 8000 × 8000 mm |
| Door Panel | Rigid insulated aluminum-alloy panels |
| Panel Thickness | 40–50 mm, subject to confirmation |
| Track System | Non-contact spiral track |
| Using Cycles | More than 300 cycles per day |
| Control System | Servo control system |
| Power Supply | 220V / Single Phase / 60Hz, customizable |
| Operation Methods | Push button, radar, remote, pull cord or loop detector |
| Safety Devices | Photocell, safety edge and emergency release |
| Control Box Protection | IP54 |
Spiral high speed doors are commonly installed in industrial and commercial locations that require fast access combined with structural strength.
Typical applications include:
Warehouses and logistics centers
Manufacturing and production facilities
Distribution hubs and loading areas
Industrial garages and security-sensitive openings
Commercial buildings with high traffic flow
These doors are particularly suitable for environments where durability and appearance are equally important.
Spiral high speed doors are engineered to combine speed, strength, and reliability.
Key features include:
Rigid aluminum panel construction
Spiral track system preventing panel contact
Fast opening and closing speed
Smooth and quiet operation
Long service life with reduced maintenance
These features make spiral high speed doors ideal for intensive industrial use.
Spring Balance System
Servo Motor+ Reducer
Unique Servo Control Panel
The core of a spiral high speed door is its aluminum panel structure and spiral guiding system. Panels are manufactured from aluminum alloy materials to provide strength, corrosion resistance, and lightweight operation.
As the door opens, the panels move along a spiral track, ensuring that each panel remains separated. This design minimizes friction, reduces noise, and prevents surface damage over time.
The rigid structure also improves wind resistance and operational stability, especially in large door openings.
Spiral Guiding System
Aluminum Alloy Panel
| Factor | Spiral Door | PVC Roll-Up Door |
|---|---|---|
| Door Material | Rigid aluminum panels | Flexible PVC curtain |
| Recommended Location | Exterior or demanding entrances | Mainly interior openings |
| Thermal Insulation | Higher | Moderate |
| Security | Higher | Basic separation |
| Wind Resistance | Stronger rigid structure | Depends on curtain design |
| Initial Cost | Higher | Lower |
Roll-UP High Speed Door
Spiral High Speed Door
The cost of a spiral high speed door depends on factors such as door size, aluminum panel specifications, operating speed, control system, and installation conditions.
Spiral high speed doors typically cost more than flexible roll-up doors due to their rigid construction and advanced guiding system. However, their long service life and reduced maintenance requirements often result in lower total cost of ownership.
Most manufacturers provide customized quotations based on project requirements.
Available options include:
Door size and panel color
Vision windows
Control and activation methods
Safety devices
Access-control integration
Electrical configuration
Installation layout
High Speed spiral Door-drawing.pdf
Working with a professional spiral high speed door manufacturer ensures consistent quality and reliable performance.
Factory-based production supports OEM and ODM supply, customized engineering, and project-based manufacturing. Manufacturers typically offer wholesale supply and export services for international industrial projects.
Choosing a qualified manufacturing plant helps ensure stable lead times, quality control, and long-term technical support.
Project-based door selection
Customized size and control configuration
Panel, track and drive-system inspection
Safety and access-control integration
Installation drawings and technical guidance
Export packaging and project coordination
We evaluate the opening size, traffic frequency, installation location and environmental conditions before confirming the door configuration.
For project-specific pricing or detailed technical information, you can request a customized quotation or download the product specifications.
Providing details such as opening size, operating environment, and usage frequency helps ensure the spiral high speed door configuration meets your requirements.

It is a rigid high-speed industrial door that uses insulated panels and a spiral guiding system.
A spiral door uses rigid panels, providing better security, insulation and structural stability than a flexible PVC curtain.
Yes. It is designed for industrial exterior entrances. Wind-load requirements must be confirmed according to the door size and project location.
Yes. Insulated aluminum panels and perimeter sealing help reduce indoor air exchange and heat loss.
The door can use radar, remote control, push buttons, pull cords or induction loops.
Please provide the opening size, installation location, daily cycles, required speed, power supply, wind conditions and preferred control method.
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