What are the best practices for bay doors that open from a processing area to the outside?
Started by SerenaPac, Feb 17 2022 07:15 PM
Hello,
What are the best practices for bay doors that open from a processing area to the outside? I have worked in facilities that have a two door system: a forklift opens one door, moves into the space between the doors, closes door one, then opens door two and goes outside). Is there a better way that maintains the integrity of the processing area? Would a quick open door with an air curtain be sufficient?
Thank you!
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Best I have seen is an annex door where the door opens to a visuble area similar to a half a trailer load size extension.
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