SEPPES01 / Pharmaceutical solutions
SEPPES cleanroom high speed doors support controlled access across pharmaceutical production, clean corridors and material-transfer routes. Match sealing, opening sequences and access controls to your process.
Industry challenges
Every opening connects two spaces. Its design needs to account for room conditions, cleaning routines and the people or materials passing through.
Gaps around a closed door and long opening cycles complicate the management of adjacent pressure-controlled areas.
See the sealing solutionSimultaneous opening can connect areas that are intended to remain separated during routine transfers.
See the interlock solutionInaccessible joints and unsuitable materials make routine cleaning and maintenance more difficult.
See the hygienic solutionPoorly placed controls and mismatched opening times add unnecessary stops and hand contact along busy routes.
See the access solution
SEPPES industry solutions
Combine the door structure, sealing and control options around each opening. Different areas of the same facility may need different configurations.
01Pressure zoning
Specify guided curtain edges, bottom contact and frame-to-wall sealing around the required room conditions. Check the installed doorway together with the ventilation system during commissioning.
Best-fit areas: pressure-controlled corridors and production boundaries.
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02Zone separation
Coordinate door-state signals and opening permissions so that, in normal operation, one paired door stays closed while the other opens. Define emergency operation with the site's access requirements.
Best-fit areas: material airlocks and designated transfer passages.
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03Cleaning and materials
Specify stainless steel frames with accessible surfaces and curtain materials suited to the cleaning method. Confirm cleaning-agent compatibility and protection of exposed control equipment before selection.
Best-fit areas: frequently cleaned pharmaceutical production and packaging entrances.
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04Automatic access
Match non-contact switches, detection positions and hold-open settings to personnel, carts or automated transfers. Keep activation, interlock permissions and safety detection coordinated.
Best-fit areas: clean corridors and frequent material-transfer routes.
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Start with the opening's role in your process, then agree the clearances, access rules and cleaning requirements.
Transfer between zones
Identify the two zones, the paired doors and the space needed for a loaded cart before defining the opening sequence.
Daily internal access
Review personnel routes, nearby access doors and trigger positions so routine movement fits the facility's access rules.
Packing and dispatch
Allow for the largest regular load, movement frequency and any conveyor or automated-vehicle interfaces at the opening.
Discuss your requirements
Share your doorway photos, opening dimensions, room conditions, cleaning method and traffic type. SEPPES will review the door configuration and control requirements with your team.
Start with the conditions on each side, traffic type and cleaning process. Include sealing requirements, paired-door logic and equipment interfaces in your specification, then request drawings and model-specific supporting documents. Confirm the performance requirements with your facility's engineering team.
They can be considered for frequent internal traffic when the frame, curtain, seals and controls match the area. Specify a cleanroom configuration for controlled production zones; a general warehouse door should not be assumed to meet the same requirements. Compare door configurations.
Provide the clear opening size, wall construction, headroom, side room and power supply details. Agree cable routes, access-control connections and space for servicing before installation. Include operational checks and handover documentation in the project scope.
Routine checks should cover curtain condition, side guides, seals and safety sensors. Keep tracks and photocells clear using the methods allowed in the selected model's manual. Agree inspection intervals, spare parts and service access with your supplier; electrical work should be left to qualified personnel.
Pricing depends on opening dimensions, frame and curtain materials, controls and required safety devices. Ask for an itemized quotation separating the door package from delivery, installation and commissioning. For a pharmaceutical project, confirm whether interlocking and touchless activation are included. Request a project quote.
