FasTrax® Wash Down Door

• Simple, reliable FasTrax design - Clean design from top to bottom.
• One-piece radial header - Machined from a solid block of UHMW plastic. Meets both USDA and FDA standards and GMP compliant for clean-up. Just what you’d expect in a Rite-Hite high speed door.
• Smooth polypropylene door fabric - Higher resistance to acids and bases and a lower water absorption rate than vinyls and urethanes. Highly resistant to mold. Superior wash down, even with harsh cleaning chemicals.
• Non-corrosive Lexan and UHMW side frames - Lightweight and easily removable to meet government guidelines for wash down and bacteria control. Side frames stand off from the wall to minimize surface-to-surface contact, reducing pockets where bacteria can grow.
• Wash down rated drive system and controls - Totally sealed and protected for worry-free clean room door wash down.

• Inherently safer by design with multiple safety features including the standard Soft-Breakaway Technology, thru beam photo eyes or a light curtain (depending on the size of the door) and optional motion detection make FasTrax an easy choice for safety.
• Pairing the FasTrax Wash Down door with a precise laser or infrared sensor improves the integrity of operations that require a true commitment to change. Ask your rep about available sensor options.

• Very high operating speeds with up to 100" per second (2.5 m/sec). The fast cycle time maximizes productivity and energy savings.

Want more visibility into dock performance for safety and productivity?  

Rite-Hite's Door-Commander™ Advanced Controls provide connectivity to Rite-Hite ONE.* Connecting to this Digital Platform provides real-time visibility and data to empower maintenance decisions, reduce inefficiencies and help mitigate safety events.  

• Safety. Real-time alerts delivered to any device to identify and stop unsafe behavior, such as:
  • Door reversals
  • Excessive open time
  • Door false activations
• Productivity. Analytics gathered throughout every shift to identify bottlenecks and optimize operations, such as:
  • Total number of cycles to make data-informed maintenance decisions. 
  • Equipment utilization to determine under- or -over-usage. 
  • Automatic opening/closing doesn't function correctly. 
• Uptime. Visibility into connected equipment status and service history, such as: 
  • Designate equipment state (out of service or immediate repair service required).
  • Equipment performance trending down (cycle counts, use, service history).
  • Document and log maintenance and services events.

* Rite-Hite ONE subscription required.