DYNACO doors on a cruise liner

Today we'll share a very interesting case - DYNACO doors on a cruise ferry. ⠀
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The Stena Line ferry is designed to carry 1,700 people and operates on the Karlskrona (Sweden) - Gdynia (Poland) route.⠀
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WHY DYNACO⠀
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At a port, continuous ferry receiving and unloading operations are essential. All work must be completed as quickly as possible while meeting all international standards and safety requirements.⠀
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Dynaco M2 All Weather doors were therefore selected for installation on the ferry. ⠀
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This model is designed for extreme conditions. M2 doors are installed in locations with extremely high wind loads - up to 160 km/h!
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Designed for operation in extreme conditions⠀
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The PVC curtain is securely held in the side guides. As a result, M2 All Weather doors are highly resistant to wind loads and more robust than the other doors in this series. ⠀
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The curtain is lowered by the motor rather than by its own weight. The doors remain stable even in hurricane-force winds. No Dynaco competitor offers an equivalent design.⠀
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High-speed doors are an investment that will definitely pay off⠀
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DYNACO doors open at 2.4 m/s and close at 1.2 m/s even under high wind loads (up to 160 km/h).⠀
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Exceptional sealing⠀
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Thanks to their excellent sealing, DYNACO high-speed doors withstand wind loads up to Class 5 under European standard EN 12424.⠀
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Safe for vehicles and pedestrians⠀
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The DYNACO door design contains no rigid or heavy elements. Even if the curtain descends onto a vehicle or pedestrian, it will not cause harm and will automatically start moving upward.