High-Speed Doors

Fabric doors

A flexible curtain that rolls up fast and takes an impact without folding. This is the largest family and the most common answer.

Rytec's PredaDoor NXT handles general interior and exterior traffic at high cycle counts. Turbo-Seal Insulated is the cold storage version, where you need the speed and a thermal barrier at the same time. Clean-Roll is built for washdown and food processing, with FDA-compliant components and surfaces that survive being hosed down every night. FlexTec self-repairs after an impact, resetting itself instead of waiting on a service call.

That last part matters more than it sounds. Forklifts hit doors. Not occasionally, routinely. A door that breaks away and resets is a door that is still working on Friday afternoon.

Rigid rolling doors

Rytec's Spiral line, where you need speed but also security and a finished appearance. The slats coil without touching each other, which is what lets a rigid door move fast without wearing itself out.

There are configurations for tight headroom, for full-vision slats where you want light and sightlines, for ventilation, and for hurricane-rated wind loads.

Rubber doors

The PowerTec line, for heavy equipment openings and dock positions that take real abuse. Where a fabric door would be replaced too often, a rubber door absorbs it.