Stainless steel cooler and freezer doors for wash-down rooms.
Stainless steel cooler and freezer doors, and stainless panel faces, for caustic wash-down and corrosive process rooms in food and meat plants.
Installed by our crews, or supplied material-only to the contractor on the job.
Where the room is hard on everything in it.
Caustic wash-down and corrosive process environments take apart an ordinary finish. Stainless is the premium answer for doors and panel faces in those rooms, chosen for corrosion resistance and for how it holds up to being cleaned, every shift, with something aggressive.
It is an option across the door families: swing, horizontal slide and high-speed, where the side frames, header, covers and control enclosure can all be stainless.
Stainless, by door family.
Swing doors
Stainless cladding on the door and frame, for personnel openings in wash-down rooms.
Horizontal slide and bi-parting
Stainless cladding on power-operated slide doors, including spiral freezer lines.
Bi-parting freezer doorsHigh-speed roll-up
Stainless side frames, header, covers and control panel enclosure.
Inspected plants
Cladding applied to meet the federal and state meat-inspection requirements an inspected plant is held to.
The chemistry and frequency of the wash-down, the room temperature and the traffic decide where stainless is worth it and where another cladding will do.
Questions buyers ask
When is a stainless steel freezer door worth the cost?
In caustic wash-down and corrosive process rooms, where an ordinary finish breaks down. We will tell you honestly where another cladding will do the job.
Which cooler and freezer doors come in stainless?
Swing doors, horizontal slide and bi-parting doors, and high-speed roll-up doors, where the side frames, header, covers and control enclosure can be stainless.
Do you supply doors for inspected meat plants?
We supply door cladding applied to meet the federal and state meat-inspection requirements an inspected plant is held to. The plant's own inspection program decides what applies.
Related: blast and spiral freezer doors, high-speed freezer doors and what sanitation rules ask of a building.
What is the room washed down with?
Room temperature, the wash-down regime and the openings you need to close.
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