Industrial Doors

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Inkema industrial doors combine security, insulation and durability to protect access points in industrial and logistics facilities.

We manufacture sectional, roll-up, folding and sliding doors, each designed for a specific application and operational requirement. They can be equipped with automation systems, access control and anti-intrusion features, and comply with EN 13241-1.

Their design simplifies maintenance and ensures seamless integration with the rest of the installation. They provide a reliable solution for industrial buildings that require smooth operations and secure closure.

Sectional doors provide better thermal and acoustic insulation thanks to their sandwich panels, making them common in industrial buildings, logistics centres and loading bays. Roll-up doors require less installation space and are ideal where headroom or side room is limited.

The choice usually depends on the available space, frequency of use and the level of weather tightness required.

Sectional doors offer the best insulation performance among conventional industrial doors. Their polyurethane-insulated panels and perimeter seals help reduce thermal losses and improve the building’s airtightness.

For this reason, they are commonly used in logistics, food processing, industrial facilities and climate-controlled buildings.

Roll-up doors require the least installation space. The slats roll up around a compact overhead shaft, eliminating the need for horizontal ceiling tracks and allowing better use of the available internal space.

They are often used in buildings with technical installations, overhead cranes or limited headroom.

Folding doors are an excellent solution when the opening is very large or when the building does not have sufficient space for a conventional sectional or roll-up door.

They are commonly used in hangars, industrial workshops, logistics facilities and buildings with large openings requiring maximum clear opening.

Yes. Industrial doors can be equipped with motors, control panels, access control systems, photocells and various safety devices adapted to the operational requirements of each facility.

Automation improves traffic flow, reduces manual effort and increases safety during operation.

In Europe, industrial doors must comply with EN 13241-1, which defines requirements relating to safety, durability, wind resistance and performance.

The standard establishes requirements for operation, protection against accidents, wind resistance and the mechanical performance of powered industrial doors.

Industrial doors require regular inspections to ensure safe and reliable operation, especially in facilities with intensive use.

Preventive maintenance typically focuses on tracks, cables, springs, automation systems and safety components. Detecting wear at an early stage helps prevent breakdowns and extends the service life of the door.