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Pharmaceutical clean room doors: door components only

Evidence on this page: Door components only: shared leaf structure, rounded lock, sweep strip, anti-fog vision panel, brochure opening sizes · This page does not describe a pharmaceutical cleanroom system, a room classification, or a process line.
Send your door opening sizes and leaf requirements for a component check
DOOR-LEAF SECTION RULER
1800 — double-leaf opening
1500 — double-leaf opening
1350 — unequal-leaf opening
1200 — unequal-leaf opening
950 — single-leaf opening
800 — single-leaf opening
2100 — opening height
Brochure dimensions

This page addresses pharmaceutical cleanroom doors strictly from the door component angle. Cleanroom projects in pharmaceutical settings still need the same physical door: a leaf that closes cleanly, a lock that can be operated without contaminating the hands, a seal that holds at the frame and at the floor, and a vision panel that stays clear. Those are component facts, and they are the only facts this page states.

The leaf is the shared cleanroom leaf: aluminium door frame and aluminium leaf frame, colour-coated or melamine board panel, aluminium honeycomb core, rounded lock operable with the elbow, double-spring rising sweep strip, quiet wear-resistant hinges, internal stiffeners, and an anti-fog double glazed toughened glass vision panel. Steel panel doors add the rounded-corner and sealing description, and full steel doors add one-piece forming with spray-coated, colour-coated, or stainless steel board panels and a Class A fireproof hexagonal aluminium honeycomb core. Brochure opening sizes are single-leaf 800 and 950 mm, unequal-leaf 1200 and 1350 mm, and double-leaf 1500 and 1800 mm, with a height of 2100 mm.

What this page deliberately does not do is describe a pharmaceutical cleanroom as a system. Room classification, air handling, process flow, and regulatory compliance are outside the door component scope of this site and are not stated here. A buyer specifying doors for a pharmaceutical project should send the door schedule with opening sizes, leaf arrangements, vision panel sizes, and lock and closer requirements, and should settle room-level requirements with the project designer separately, so the door order is judged on the components it actually contains.

Door component schedule for pharmaceutical projects

Schedule lineWhat to send
OpeningWidth and height per opening, by leaf arrangement
LeafSteel panel or full steel family, panel material
Lock and closerOptions required; exact types subject to confirmation
Vision panelSize required from the stated vision panel range

How to read the specifications on this page

Dimensions and construction details on this page follow the Lairun product description for the component family shown. Door opening sizes quoted on this site are brochure dimensions: they describe the opening sizes listed in the product brochure, and any non-standard size should be confirmed in the inquiry. Aluminium profile codes are listed by code only; no profile dimension is stated where the product description does not give one. Items that the product description does not specify are marked for inquiry confirmation rather than described as available options, so buyers are not led to assume a mechanism, a load figure, or a material variant that has not been evidenced.

What to put in your inquiry

Send the opening sizes you need, the leaf arrangement, the surface finish you prefer, and the ceiling layout where the components will be installed. State the quantities per size, the site conditions, and the delivery location so the component list can be checked line by line. Where this page lists an item as subject to confirmation, include that item explicitly in your message so it is answered before any order is placed. Please confirm the minimum order quantity and the lead time in your inquiry, because this site does not publish those figures. Certificates are available upon request; please ask for the documents you need and state which project they are for.