Roll-Up Doors

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Front Roll Door Description
Rear Roll Door Description
AutoLatch Shutters for Interior Compartments
QUEST 2000 Patented Power Doors and Locks Description

Front Roll Door Most commonly specified door type. Operator is located at the front of the compartment to meet your exact equipment requirements. Counterbalanced for easy opening and closing. Easy to install and clean. Made of individual aluminum slats, allowing quick repairs with little downtime. End shoes are swaged/dimpled into the slat, not riveted, to allow easy slat replacement.

Rear Roll Door Same features and options as front roll doors. When equipment requirements don't allow a front roll, the operator is mounted toward the rear to meet your needs. Rear-mounted counterbalance maximizes compartment opening space. Rear roll doors provide greatest benefits when compartment is more than 24 inches deep.

AutoLatch Shutters for Interior Compartments AutoLatch rolls in a track across the top and down the back of the compartment. Ideal for small compartments where space is at a premium. Easy to operate and virtually no maintenance. Specially designed cam lock stops the door from raising or lowering as soon as you take your hand off the door. Nylon inner seal between slats provides quiet, vibration-free performance. Interlocking nylon end shoes connecting the slats allow smooth operation. Optional lock provides added security.

QUEST 2000 Patented Power Doors and Locks A push of a button-- from the cab or other strategic location on the vehicle-- raises the vehicle's roll-up doors. As soon as the vehicle stops and the brakes are set, the doors are open. That saves time, so personnel can focus on fighting fires and saving lives. The same switch can be activated to lower the doors and lock them securely.

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