Construction – Product Specifications

Bottom Bar: Extruded aluminum, mill finish;

Guide Type:

• Guide channels are extruded aluminum with continuous wear strips and mill finish;
• Wall angles and any pack-out angles are galvanized steel

Mounting:

• The interior face of the wall is standard
•  Between jamb options available

Brackets: Steel with black powdercoat finish

Pipe: Steel sized for maximum deflection of .03″ per linear foot​​

Locking: Slide bolt for manual and crank operation; chain lock for chain hoist operation

Flexibility of Curtain Choices to Meet Job Needs

Model​ 670 offers a choice of curtain finishes to meet almost any environment’s aesthetic and functional requirements. It features an aluminum curtain with optional fire-retardant polycarbonate inserts. The standard curtain pattern for this counter door is a straight lattice configuration, but you can opt for a staggered brick design.

​​​​High-Performance, Low Maintenance​

These security grilles are built for long-lasting, trouble-free performance. The counterbalance assembly features heavy-duty helical torsion springs in a steel tube or pipe barrel to provide long and reliable service. Guides feature continuous wear strips for ease of operation and noise reduction. Surfaces are factory pre-finished to minimize field preparation and enhance the finish’s durability. An optional crank or electric motor further simplifies grille operation. An optional heavy usage package provides extended life in applications requiring higher-duty cycles, such as parking garages and service access gates.​

Emergency Egress Options

For public building applications, where grilles are utilized to secure access to public areas, an emergency egress may be necessary to prevent entrapment in an emergency or power failure. Applications, including hospitals, schools, office buildings, and libraries, are ideal for adding this safety option to the door system. The emergency egress allows exit in an alarm or power failure. The door is unlocked therefore allowing exit. This feature avoids entrapment and provides immediate access to emergency personnel. We offer two different ways to implement the emergency egress option. Both ways meet the IBC 1008.1.4.4 requirements. One option is the auto-unlock and auto-release option using an egress electric operator system explicitly designed to work with Overhead Door™ emergency egress. The other options are auto-unlock and manual release, which can be operated by standard Overhead Door® commercial operators.

Optional Electric Operation

These security grilles are available with an electric operator to provide automatic passage for various commercial and industrial uses, including schools, hospitals, libraries, public access buildings, and parking garages. Our commercial operators are designed to work with the Model 670 to ensure precise, smooth, and safe operation for years to come. These operators have various safety and actuator options that make these grilles suitable for nearly any commercial or retail application. These options include:

• Entrapment protection, including an electric or pneumatic sensing edge or photoelectric sensors
• Push-button, key or combination stations; surface or flush-mounted for interior or exterior locations
• Vehicle detectors, key card readers, photocell and door timer controls
• Treadle or pull-switch stations
• Telephone entry and coded keyboard stations
• Universal programmable door timer
• Radio control systems (24 VAC or 120 VAC)
• Emergency egress allows for exiting without electrical power ​​​​​​​​​