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Pioneering facades for the future... L
ooking back at 2022 Metalline’s presence within the Facade industry continued to grow Metalline revealed their latest technological investment; The TruBend
Center 7030. It is the
benchmark when it comes to flexibility and productivity during panel bending. Due to the success of this investment, Metalline has also taken delivery of the TruBend 5170 press brake.
Incorporating a flexible 6-axis back gauge,
the TruBend 5170 enables greater accuracy and speed during production. The scale of this investment is aimed at taking Metalline’s expertise in the field of facade fabrication and amplifying it to work with specifiers, architects and designers on more bespoke and detailed projects whilst increasing capacity to service the facade industry. Metalline has developed their
product
ranges without compromise and has now has a range of products certified and tested which perfectly align with the reclad market as well as new build. Metalline’s Managing Director, Darron Brough was also honoured with a hat-trick
of awards during 2022, including the National Building Construction Awards for Innovation of the year Intelliclad, The London Construction Awards for Smart Technology of the year Intelliclad, and Facade Awards For ‘Outstanding Contribution of the Year’ Metalline.
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Metalline continues to pave the way within the Facade industry offering customers the latest finishes, technical support.
fabrication expertise and
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Hörmann high speed sectional doors keep things moving at Audi
H
elping to accelerate the movement of vehicles through a busy handover bay, six high speed sectional doors from Hörmann UK have been installed at Audi in Bradford. The installation was carried out by Hörmann partner Crucial Engineering and formed part of a retrofit programme, with the new doors being chosen specifically as they provide high speed operation, thermal efficiency.
security, and excellent
Replacing a previous complex installation of a sectional door plus a high-speed door fitted to each entrance and exit, the installation of the Hörmann doors solved the operational issues created by this set up and provided Audi with a simple, fast solution. Three ALR F42 aluminium glazed doors were installed at the entrance to the handover bay, with three SPU F42 sectional doors being fitted to the exits. Constructed from a lightweight, yet strong, aluminium framework the ALR F42 glazed doors consist of large,
clear glazing panels bringing maximum light into the working environment and creating an unimpeded view. The glazing panels include the unique Hörmann DURATEC coating which protects the panes from scratching and damage caused by cleaning over the long- term, providing a permanently clear view. The SPU F42 sectional doors
have exterior a
hardwearing Stucco textured interior finish, with a micro grain
creating an elegant surface finish to complement the ADF02_Hormann_External Envelope - Doors & Windows_Half Page
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buildings modern facade. The doors are all coated with RAL 9006 White aluminium. All six doors are fitted with the new Hörmann WA500 operator which enables the doors to operate at an impressive, market leading door travel speeds of up to 1 m/s, helping to speed up operations and retain heat within the building. Optimised track radii and enlarged rollers result in quieter door operation together with improved stability leading to low wear and smoother door travel. Paul Van Heeswyk, managing director at Crucial Engineering comments: “A key factor for the specification of the Hörmann sectional doors for this project was speed. There is no other sectional door on the market that operates at these speeds, so it was the obvious door of choice. For Audi being able to have clear vision panels was also a factor as natural light in the handover bays is a must.”
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