What is a Blast-Resistant Door?

Blast-Resistant Door

We manufacture blast-resistant personnel doors; at MAdoors, we have designed custom-made blast-proof door systems to meet today's security requirements. We developed our blast-proof door systems to prevent loss of life and property in military facilities, ammunition depots, high-security buildings, and areas where explosions can occur from inside to outside or outside to inside. We have been at your service since 2000, with designs tailored to our customers' needs, specifications, and requirements.

Madoors' blast-resistant door systems are custom-manufactured to meet our customers' specific needs, with varying blast pressure levels and operating principles. For more information, please contact us through the contact page to receive support on the most suitable ammunition door systems for your needs.

Production is carried out in accordance with European and American standards.

Quality Management System EN 9100:2009

Welding Quality Requirements ISO 3834;

Welding Procedure Qualification Record ISO 15614; Welders with a test certificate approved in accordance with EN ISO 9606-1:2013

NDC Operators are qualified to level 2 in accordance with EN ISO 9712:2012

Explosion-Proof Door Standards

ASTM F 2927–12 [Door Systems Subject to Blast Loads]

ASTM F2247 [Metal Doors Used in Explosion-Proof Applications (Equivalent Static Load Method)]

UFC 4-010-01 [Structures to Resist the Effects of Accidental Explosions]

DOD Guide 6055.09-M [Ammunition and Explosive Safety Standards]

NATO AASTP-1 [Safety Principles for the Storage of Military Ammunition and Explosives]

CEI EN 60204-1:2006 [Safety and Prevention]

MAdoors systems manufacture explosion-proof Our hinged personnel door systems are manufactured by our engineers, who analyze, design, perform structural calculations, and perform tests based on the risk levels required by our customers.

Our engineering team at MAdoors Systems, with extensive experience in doors made of blast-resistant ballistic steel, begins the necessary engineering services after the need is determined, and this process continues in coordination with the customer. Globally accepted standards are prioritized when designing our products.

Our explosion test standards, as stated above, are also stated below for clarity.

The American and European standards are ASTM F2927 and EN 13123.

In this context,

We have certified door systems resistant to positive explosion pressures of 1 BAR to 600 BAR.

Our doors undergo real explosion tests, as well as mathematical models designed using FEM models and simulated tests using specialized computer programs.