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A classic reinvented by Breda. Apollo is the folding door with a floor guiding track. Comes already motorised with curve guide track or set up to take a motor. It is suitable for all commercial applications.
With its great versatility and reliability, Apollo can reach up to 33 metres in width and 7 metres in height. With a dedicated design project, Apollo can reach more than 10 meters in height, with door panels of 82 mm.
The top guide track can be mounted in the shutter door opening or above it. The panels with their ability to fold at right angles and the accessories further enrich the capacity of Apollo to meet any need.






 

 





 
 
 

 

 





 
 

MAXIMUM HEIGHT: 6000 mm
PANEL THICKNESS: 52 mm
LT = total width
LP = passage width
HT = total height
HP = passage height
FG = space for the track mount
Ssx = space for the door fold away, left side
Sdx = space for the door fold away, right side
SM = motor side space


 
Accessori
• Black closing accessories.
• Side pedestrian door can be used as emergency exit.
• Inserted pedestrian door on the shutter door panel with threshold.
• Non conducting upper counterframe.
• Ventilation grill in anodised aluminium.
• “Dead man” motor pre-installed on the track, single-phased or three-phased.

 • Closing system: lever bolt with bars and locking bars, Breda design (for doors set up for them).
• Porthole window: rectangular glass 5+5 with rounded mountings and EPDM black rubber seal. In a range of sizes.
• Track housing casing in pre-painted sheet metal.
• Non-standard solutions on request with quote.




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