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For this animation you need a Macromedia Flash player. If the Flash player is not installed, please download it. |
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Removable glass panel | |
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For display cases of small to medium size, with infrequent need for access to the interior. The glass panel is supplied without special hardware and is only set in place by grooves at the top and bottom. The weight of the panel limits the practicable size. |
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Monorail™ sliding door | |
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Can be used for display cases with or without lighthood. The 3-way glass door covers the full width of the display case. During opening the door extends about one-half of its length to the right or left. Sufficient clear space is needed to at least one side of the case. Upon releasing safety stops, the door can be opened further, or can be completely removed for the installation of larger exhibition items. |
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Duorail™ sliding door | |
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For display cases with lighthood and an infinite number of sliding doors without intermediate, vertical framing. For opening the Duorail-door comes forward at the top and bottom and can slide in front of adjacent glass-doors. (3-way system) In the closed position all glass panels are in one plane. Glass edges between panels are protected with an unobtrusive dust seal. |
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Duotrack™ sliding door | |
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For display cases with special lighthood or appropriate upper door track. Especially suitable for display cases requiring full access to the interior but with limited space on both sides making it impossible for front slide panels to be fully extended during opening. Here the glass doors slide behind one another without side extension ( 3-way-system). In closed position all glass doors are kept flush in one plane. Glass edges between panels are protected with an unobtrusive dust seal. |
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Hinged door | |
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Especially suitable for narrow doors. The glass panel is normally supplied with concealed pivot hinges on the top and bottom frames. |
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Swing Door (top hinged) | |
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For wall cases with upper lighthood or framed upper construction, ideally suited for large undivided glass-fronts, which can't be opened as a sliding door because of lack of side space. The operation can be done by means of electric spindle-motors at the sides and/or gas struts. (DBP and international patents) |
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