Industrial technical doors and wind load resistance

Wind load resistance refers to the ability of a structure to maintain an acceptable deformation to pressures and depressions and to preserve its characteristics or properties.

The reference standard that regulates the wind load resistance of an industrial door is the UNI EN 12210 and passing the tests to which a sample is subjected is a guarantee of strength, minimum deformation, absence of breakage and opening due to this natural force.

This test is usually combined with water tightness and air permeability tests. 

The classification for our insulated industrial doors

• VERTIGO model: class 4  ( see ›› )
• SMART model: class 3 up to 5000 mm; class 2 from 5000 to 6000 mm  ( see ›› )
• LIBER model: class 4  ( see ›› )
• LIBRUM model: class 4  ( see ›› )
• FLUX model: class 4  ( see ›› )
• EXIT swing doors: class  4 ( see ›› )

The classification for externally assembled high-speed doors

• IM 900 model: class 2 (class 3 or 4 on request)  ( see ›› )
• AV 600 model: class 2  ( see ›› )
• AR 600 model: class 2  ( see ›› )
• AR 400WR model: class 3 (class 4 or 5 on request)  ( see ›› )

The classification for internally assembled high-speed doors
AR 300 model: class 1 ( see ›› )

To download the certifications, log in to the Reserved Technical area ( see ›› )

See also:

- Industrial doors: major requirements ››

- Industrial doors. Why choose Made in Italy ››

- Industrial technical doors, insulation and energy saving ››