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Horton Automatics Entrance Color Brochure
16-page synoptic catalog of automatic entrances
A R C H I T E C T A N D FAC I L I T Y M A NAG E M E N T G U I D E Automatic Entrance Systems Rugged Corner Block Construction Heavy duty rails with integral corner blocks adds structural integrity to all Horton door systems. This exclusive mortise-style corner block construction is far superior to mass produced through-bolt panels. Four #10-24 bolts secure corner block to horizontal rail Concave steel backup plate engineered as built-in self locking device for Grade 8 bolts Two Grade 8, 1/4-20 bolts secure corner block to vertical rail Dual Weather Seals Double Astragal Weather ScrewSeals Save Energy applied Weather seal material is Astragal captured in aluminum extruded astragal that is screw-applied to panel rather than with adhesive as mass produced systems. This creates a positive seal that stands up to wind as well as to the highest traffic conditions. Tougher. Greener. Horton. Did You Know? Horton invented America's first automatic sliding door system in 1960. Offering tangible advantages for green design along with a solid reputation for rugged dependability, Horton door systems are the proven choice for a high performance, sustainable building. Select from a wide range of access solutions including several innovative packages for healthcare facilities, security entrances, service windows, hurricane-rated applications and other installations that are well-known strengths of the Horton brand. All systems feature rugged corner block construction plus superior weather seals in exterior doors for environmental efficiency. Horton's unique design platform and manufacturing approach makes it easy to obtain custom touches that other door fabricators cannot match. Let us demonstrate our superior quality, service, support and custom capabilities on your next project. 2 Standard and Custom Solutions Sliding Door Systems .............................. 4 Profiler � Linear Drive .............................. 5 ProSlideTM Belt Drive................................ 5 ProSlideTM Telescoping ............................ 5 Elegant � All-Glass .................................. 6 Hurricane Rated Systems ........................ 6 Solid Metal Carriage Frames Reduce Maintenance Emergency breakout panels are reinforced with a heavy duty, solid metal top carriage frame. Better than competitive thin-wall extrusions, this exclusive Horton feature protects the guide wheels and withstands breakout forces that otherwise can lead to early replacement. Solid metal carriage frame Heavy duty ball catch and lock bolt within panel HD-Slide� Heavy Duty Belt Drive .............. 6 Profiler-ICU � Manual Sliding .................... 7 Smoke Rated ICU/CCU Systems................7 Swing & Folding Door Systems ................ 8 HD-Swing� Door Operator........................ 8 Low Energy Operators ............................ 9 FoldingAccess� Folding Doors .................. 9 Other Swing Door Packages .................... 9 ICU/CCU BiFold/Bi-Swing ........................ 9 SmokeSwingTM ........................................ 9 Other Specialty Operators ........................ 9 Custom Finishes To Enhance The Aesthetics Of Your Design Horton door systems may be specified with powder coat finishes in a wide range of custom colors including wood grain. Thermally cured for toughness, these earth-friendly PVDF coatings offer superior durability and color retention, even in the harshest environments. Revolving Door Systems.......................... 10 Grand � Revolver .................................... 10 MiniGrand � Revolver .............................. 10 ControlFlow � Security ............................ 11 AutoFlow � Hands Free............................ 12 EasyFlow � Manual ................................ 12 Sensors for Revolving Doors.................... 12 Industrial Sliding Door Systems .............. 13 Service Windows .................................... 14 Platform Screen Doors ............................ 14 Activation and Sensors ............................ 15 Installation and Service .............................. 16 3 Sliding Door Systems Horton Automatics sliding door systems are used in a wide range of commercial and industrial applications. Packages are available from 7 to 16 feet unit widths. Door configurations are offered in 2-, 3-, or 4-panel designs, single sliding or bi-parting with choice of anodized aluminum, paint or metal clad finishes. Narrow, medium, and wide stile panels as well as all-glass Elegant� design are also available. Standard Features � Exclusive high strength corner block construction � Rugged breakaway system featuring full-width solid torsion bar assembly to provide superior support in the breakaway position � Dual safety beams for added threshold protection � User selectable operating modes Shown: Type 110 installation with emergency breakout sliding panels. Installation Key (Door Types) Consult factory for other options X Panel Ultimate Drive Mechanism Dependability At the heart of these hardworking systems is a choice of three Horton Automatics sliding door operators. All are engineered with 1/8 HP motors (1/4 HP motor option for Series 2001 heavy duty operators) plus microprocessor control and digital display for visual adjustment of settings and diagnostics. An auto-seal feature ensures the doors are closed for energy savings. 4" Safety Beams O Panel Unit Width Exterior Type 010 No breakout capability. Doors slide to interior of fixed sidelites. O Panel Safety Beams 4" SX Panel Pivot Point Exterior Unit Width Series 2000 Linear Drive Operator � Superior aesthetics � Panels up to 200 lbs Series 2003 Belt Drive Operator � Wider openings � Larger panels up to 250 lbs Series 2001 Belt Drive Operator � Higher traffic � Heaviest panels to 300 lbs (bipart) or 500 lbs (single slide) 6" Type 110 (most common specification) Moving panels break out. Doors slide to the exterior of fixed sidelites. SX Panel Pivot Points 4" 4" 6" 6" SO Panel Unit Width Exterior Type 310 Largest break out area for moving wide objects. Doors slide to the interior of fixed sidelites. SO Panel SX Panel SX Panel O Panel SX Panel O Panel 6" Safety Beams 7' "Horton Automatics was instrumental in meeting our client's stringent requirements for design, delivery and quality. Horton's custom solution resulted in an aesthetically superior and highly functional hospital environment." Russ Warrington, President Automatic Entries, Inc., Lynnwood, WA Above Photo: Custom Sliding Door System for Patient Rooms at Southwest Washington Medical Center, Vancouver, WA 4 7' � Supplied with Profiler � and ProfilerStorm� linear drive and belt drive door systems � Slim 4" x 6" flush to jamb header � Durable steel drive shaft with linear clutch action drive block For Type 010, 110 or 310 installations � Supplied with ProSlide TM door systems � Durable 6" x 6" header � 3/4" steel reinforced neoprene belt For Type 110 or 310 installations � � Supplied with HD-Slide, Elegant� and custom door systems � Heavy duty 6" x 8" header � 1" reinforced neoprene belt For Type 110 or 310 installations 7' 8" Profiler � ProSlide TM ProSlide Telescoping TM 2000 Linear Drive System 2000B Belt Drive System With the smallest header profile in the industry, this door system is often selected for its visual appeal. Yet the real advantage is the system's dependability, with few parts to wear out and easy adjustments. 2003 Belt Drive System Ideal for high traffic applications, this heavy duty beltdrive door system is engineered to provide long life and quiet operation with heavier door panels up to 250 lbs. 2003 Belt Drive System This system is ideal for automatic sliding door access in narrow passageways, effectively increasing the opening width more than 35 percent. Available in single or bi-parting configuration. Sidelites can be specified for emergency breakout. Drive Mechanism Series 2003 belt drive Drive Mechanism Series 2000 linear drive Series 2000B belt drive Applications Two-Way High Traffic - Airports - Supermarkets - Hospitals - Hotels/Resorts - Shopping Malls Drive Mechanism Series 2003 belt drive Applications Two-Way Traffic, Maximum Opening - Hospitals - Hotels/Resorts - Shopping Malls - Office Buildings Applications Two-Way General Traffic - Hospitals - Hotels/Resorts - Retail - Upscale Offices - Upscale Residential 48" 48" 24" Type SX-X-O (O-X-SX Reverse) Type O-X-SX-SX-X-O 2000-IDS Automated ICU Isolation Door System Type SX-O (O-SX Reverse) 41 3/4" 24" Type O-SX-SX-O Sliding entrance to a positive/ negative pressure isolation room. � Perimeter seal � Trackless flow design for unobstructed flow � Automatic hands-free operation or manual operation Type 110 Type 110 7' to 9' 8' to 16' Optional Muntin Bar 7' to 12' Up to 16' Featured in Frederick Hospital, MD. Type SX-SO (SO-SX Reverse) 48" 41 3/4" 24" Type SO-SX-SX-SO 48" 24" Type SX-SX-SO (SO-SX-SX Reverse) Type SO-SX-SX-SX-SX-SO Type 310 Type 310 Selection Guide Model Profiler � & ProSlideTM ProSlideTM Telescoping Type Unit Width Max Slide Opening Breakout Opening Type 110 Type 310 Single Slide Bi-part 7' to 9' 8' to 16' 3' to 4' 3' to 7' 3' 7 1/2" to 6' 111/2" 3' 5 1/2" to 8' 9 1/2" 3' 3 1/2" to 4' 3 1/2" 3' 7" to 7' 7" 2' 1" to 3' 9" 2' 3" to 3' 11" 6' 3 1/2" to 8' 3 1/2" 6' 9 1/2" to 14' 9 1/2" 5' 9 1/2" to 10' 9 1/2" 5' 10 1/2" to 13' 10 1/2" 5 Half Telescoping 7' to 12' Bi-part 8' to 16' See page 15 for choice of activation and sensors 7' 6" Optional Muntin Bar Safety Beams Safety Beams 7' 6" W E N 7' to 9' 8' to 16' Optional Muntin Bar 7' to 12' Up to 16' Optional Muntin Bar Safety Beams Safety Beams Sliding Door Systems Continued W E N HD-Storm TM Elegant � HD-Slide � Hurricane Rated Door Systems Up to �80 PSF, With 3-Point Locking Offering the largest envelope, highest PSF rating, massive steel rail reinforcement and 3-point locking, this system offers the ultimate protection against high winds and windborn debris. 2001 Belt Drive All-Glass System With frameless styling, the Elegant � door system showcases your building's inner beauty while offering the advantages of automatic operation and energy efficiency. Supplied with 1/2" tempered glass. 2001 Heavy Duty Belt Drive System Developed for use with large commercial and industrial doors up to 500 lbs., this system is engineered with a high capacity header, heavy duty power train and breakouts. An optional 1/4 HP motor is available to accommodate extreme requirements. Drive Mechanism Series 2001 belt drive Drive Mechanism Series 2001 belt drive, 6" x 8" header Drive Mechanism Series 2001 belt drive Applications Two-Way Traffic, All-Glass Design - Hotels/Resorts - Medical Facilities - Office Buildings - Retail 7' to 9' 8' to 14' ProfilerStorm Up to �55 PSF � Applications Two-Way Traffic, Large/Heavy Doors - Hotels/Resorts - Medical Facilities - Office Buildings 7' to 9' 8' to 16' An industry standard for Miami-Dade compliance, the ProfilerStormTM series boasts several emergency egress designs and locking options, making it ideal for any application. Drive Mechanism Series 2000 linear or belt drive, 4" x 6" header Safety Beams 48" 41 3/4" 24" Type SX-O (O-SX Reverse) Type O-SX-SX-O Type SX-O (O-SX Reverse) Type O-SX-SX-O Optional Muntin Bar Safety Beams 48" 24" HD-Storm and ProfilerStormTM Applications Glass Options - Coastal, Inland Storm Zones - Commercial/Health Care - High Rise Residential - Grocery, Other Retail - Schools, Government HD-Storm 7' Max. 14' Max. - Large Missile - Small Missile - Non-Impact Type 110 Type 110 7' to 9' 8' to 14' 7' to 9' 8' to 16' Safety Beams 48" Optional Muntin Bar 41 3/4" Safety Beams 48" 24" 24" Safety Beams 48" 24" Type SX-O (O-SX Reverse) Type O-SX-SX-O Type X-O (O-X Reverse) Type O-X-X-O Type SX-SO (SO-SX Reverse) Type SO-SX-SX-SO Type 010 Type 310 Profiler Storm 8' Max. 16' Max. Selection Guide Model HD-StormTM Safety Beams 48" 24" Type Unit Width Max Slide Opening Breakout Opening Type 110 Type 310 Single Slide Bi-part Single Slide Bi-part Single Slide Bi-part Single Slide Bi-part 7' 10' to 14' 6' to 8' 14' to 16' 6' to 8' 8' to 14' 7' to 9' 8' to 16' 2' 113/8" 3' 111/4" to 5' 111/4" 2' 10 1/2" to 3' 4 1/2" 5' 91/2" to 6' 9 1/2" 2' 7 1/2" to 3' 8" 3' 4" to 6' 4" 3' to 4' 3' to 7' 3' 4 1/8" 4' 8 3/4" to 6' 8 3/4" 3' 2" to 3' 8" 6' 4 1/2" to 7' 4 1/2" 2' 7 1/2" to 3' 8" 3' 4" to 6' 4" 3' 3 1/2" to 4' 3 1/2" 3' 7" to 7' 7" -- -- 6' 3" to 7' 3" 12' 9 1/2" to 14' 9 1/2" -- -- 6' 3" to 8' 3" 6' 9 1/2" to 14' 9 1/2" ProfilerStorm� Elegant� Type SX-SO (SO-SX Reverse) Type SO-SX-SX-SO HD-Slide� See page 15 for choice of activation and sensors. 6 N in le ab ail Av N in le ab ail Av W E N W los E Self C W los E Self C g in g in Profiler-ICU � Profiler-ICU Smoke Rated � Manual & Self Closing Sliding Doors Designed specifically for the critical care environment of ICU/CCU rooms, these multi-function doors keep patients in full view when doors are closed. The panels swing out to provide maximum clearance for beds and equipment. � Choice of 2-, 3- or 4-panel configurations � Trackless design option for easier installation and unobstructed mobility and superior hygiene � Available self closing mechanism Manual & Self Closing Sliding Doors Exceeding smoke protection per requirements of UL 1784 and NFPA standard 105, the Profiler-ICU� Smoke Rated door system features: � Concealed high-temperature gasket or brush design � Positive latching handles � Slide doors available in trackless or recessed track configurations � Available self closing mechanism Profiler Smoke Rated Telescoping ICU/CCU � Manual Telescoping Doors The first smoke-rated ICU/CCU door system offered in a telescoping design, this system extends access up to 80 inches, with standard and custom packages offered from 7 to 12 feet rough openings. � Up to 78% greater access width than standard smokerated single sliding ICU doors � Smoke rating per UL 1784 and NFPA 105 standards � Trackless floor design for unobstructed flow � Low profile header for superior aesthetics � Positive latching handles and interlock seals Multi-access design allows clear monitoring of the room and full breakaway to move patients. 7' to 9' Modified door nosings, bottom rails and interlock seals exceed smoke infiltration requirements of UL 1784. 7' to 9' Telescoping system provides up to 80 inches of clear opening width for beds and equipment. 7 ' 2 1 /2 " 7 ' 2 1 /2 " Optional mini-blind glass provides light control and privacy. Optional Muntin Bar Optional Muntin Bar 41 3/4" Type SX-O (O-SX Reverse) Type SX-SO (SO-SX Reverse) Type 110 Manual & Self Closing 7' to 9' Up to 16' Type 310 Manual & Self Closing Both moving panels slide open smoothly with one-hand operation and close with full interlock seals. 7' to 12' 7' 2 1/2" Optional Muntin Bar 41 3/4" Optional Muntin Bar Type SX-O (O-SX Reverse) Type O-SX-SX-O Type 110 Manual & Self Closing Type 110 Manual Type SO-SX-SX (SX-SX-SO Reverse) Type 310T Up to 16' 7' to 9' Selection Guide Model Profiler-ICU 7' 2 1/2" � Type Unit Width Max Slide Opening Breakout Opening Type 110 Type 310 Optional Muntin Bar 41 3/4" Single Slide Bi-part Single Slide 7' to 9' 8' to 16' 7' to 9' 7' to 12' 3' to 4' 3' to 7' 3' to 4' 3' 4 1/4" to 6' 8 1/4" 3' 3 /2" to 4' 3 /2" 3' 7" to 6' 7" 1 1 6' 3" to 8' 3" 6' 91/2" to 14' 91/2" 6' 3" to 8' 3" -- Profiler-ICU� Smoke Rated 3' 31/2" to 4' 31/2" 6' 1" to 11' 1" Type SX-SO (SO-SX Reverse) Type SO-SX-SX-SO Type 310 Manual & Self Closing Type 310 Manual Single Slide Smoke Rated Telescoping ICU/CCU 7 Swing & Folding Door Operators & Packages HD-Swing � Series 4000 Heavy Duty Universal Operator Available in our widest range of configurations, the Series 4000 operator is easily adapted in the field for a wide range of commercial uses. � Choice of header models for surface applied or overhead concealed installations Whether for new construction or an existing building, Horton Automatics door systems provide a full range of access solutions for low energy, handicap, or full automatic access applications. � Preset for left or right hand operation as ordered, easily modified if desired � Simple adjustments for full energy (automatic) or low energy (handicap) � Single acting spring always returns door to closed position, with adjustable speed and force. � Combine with proper activation (see page 15) 6" Arm & Header above Side Load 6" Operator Features Series 4000 and Series 7000 Operators � Adjustable opening and closing speeds � Adjustable time delay closing (2 � 30 seconds) � Push-N-Go activation � SoftTouch� safety feature reverses a closing door � Obstruction sensing reduces opening speed when obstructed � Door Panel Custom finishes available. 6" Exterior Options � Single, pair or double egress door operation � Choice of in-swing, out-swing, left or right handed operation � Available as surface applied operator or overhead concealed package complete with door and frame � Header with bottom or side access 4 1/2" Operator Access 8" Side Load 6" Arm & Header above Door Panel Door clearance (If limited use Parallel Arm). One-Way or Two-Way Traffic - Retail - Hospitals - Hotels - Office Buildings - Industrial - Airports - Government - Schools and Libraries Header can be installed flush with ceiling Series 4000 Operator 4 1/2" Interior 6" Interior 6" Applications Bottom Load Arm & Header above Door Panel Emergency Break-out feature for center pivoted door panels. Surface Applied Operators 6" Interior Series 4000 Operator Operator Access Series 4000 Operator Operator Access 6" "I just want to say thank you very much for your automatic doors! I am in a wheelchair and your doors simplify my life incredibly." Briony Chisholm Cape Town, South Africa 8 6" Operator Access Jamb Aluminum Door Panel Threshold 1" Min. Web Power Arm Assembly 1" Min. Web Door Panel & Jamb by Others Power Arm Assembly Door Panel & Jamb by Others Bottom Pivot Bottom Pivot Series 4500 Bottom Access Direct Drive Series 4800 Side Access Direct Drive Series 4800 Side Access Independent Pivot 6" W E N EasyAccess � FoldingAccess Door System � ICU/CCU Bi-Fold/Bi-Swing Manual Door System Versatile access of a swing door for normal 2-way traffic and an adjacent bi-fold door dramatically increases the opening up to 6 feet 8 inches when moving patients or medical equipment. TM Series 7000 Low Energy Handicap Operator The Series 7000 operator is ideal for new or converted barrier-free openings per ANSI A117/156.19, ADA. � Automatic opening with button or push plate activation � Easily adjustable opening and closing speeds � Surface applied mounting � Push-N-Go� feature, SoftTouch� reversing and obstruction sensing � Available in 4" x 6" or 6" x 6" side access headers 4" Arm & Header above 6" Ideal for small vestibules and hospital corridors that require wide openings in a narrow corridor. Each FoldingAccess� door package includes Vista� sensing technology (p. 15) for full automatic operation. The system may also be specified for manual operation. The folding design incorporates the built-in safety of emergency breakout and a low closing force of less than 15 lbs. Available with magnetic lock and panic hardware. Bi-Swing Door opens conveniently in both directions for normal traffic. Standard Features � Emergency breakout � Finger guard at all hinge points � Accommodates 1-way or 2-way traffic Operator Access Exterior 4" Door Panel � Also available in manual opening styles for ICU applications Bi-Fold Door creates additional clearance for patient and equipment moves. Applications 6" Arm & Header above Door Panel 8" Door clearance (If limited use Parallel Arm). Maximum Opening Within Confined Spaces One or Two-Way Traffic - Hospitals - Retail - Upscale Offices - ADA Compliant - Hotels - Small Vestibules - Schools and Libraries Pull Plate Fold 6' to 8' 6' to 8' 7' Unit Height Operator Access 4" Fold Swing Swing Fold Fold Pull Plate 6" Arm & Header above 3' 8" to 4' 6' to 8' 6' to 8' Magnetic lock Operator Access 7' 6" Unit Ht. Door Panel Emergency Break-out feature for center pivoted door panels. Selection Guide Optional MuntinBar 41 3/4" Unit Width Fold/Swing Opening Breakout Opening Surface Applied Series 7000 Operators 6' to 8' Panic bar Shown with magnetic lock and panic hardware 4' 8" to 6' 8" 4' 11" to 6' 11" HD-Swing LE � Fold Out-Type RHR (LHR Opposite) Fold Out-Type LHR-RHR Fold In-Type RH (LH Opposite) Fold In-Type LH-RH SmokeSwing Doors TM Series 4000LE Low Energy Handicap, Heavy Duty Operator Ideal for use with large, heavy doors required to meet ADA and ANSI A117/A156.19 as well as high traffic hospital environments. � Easy switching to full energy (automatic) operation � Heavy duty 1/8 HP drive for taller and heavier doors � Choice of in-swing, out-swing, left or right handed functions � Surface applied or overhead concealed mounting in the header � Available in 4-1/2" x 6" bottom access or 6" x 6" side access header Selection Guide Type Maximum Maximum Clear Opening Breakout Opening Available in single, equal pair and unequal pair door widths up to 48" per leaf. Single (2 door panels) 3' 5" to 4' Pair (4 door panels) 6' to 8' 2' 8 11/16" to 3' 11/16" 4' 4 7/8" to 6' 4 7/8" Other Swing Door Packages Series 0500 Manual Swing Door Package includes overhead concealed hydraulic closer with frame and center-pivoted doors. Doors are doubleacting and can be right or left hand. This package is often used in multiple door installations where a manual swing door is located next to automatic sliding or revolving doors. Other Specialty Operators Series 4700 Super Duty Swing Door Operator The opening and closing force provided by this surface applied operator is adjustable and delivers substantial torque at the output shaft. With its 1/4 HP motor, the Series 4700 can operate extremely heavy doors such as lead-lined doors used in hospital X-ray rooms. 9 Revolving Doors Grand Horton Automatics revolving door systems offer impressive architectural appeal, energy efficiency and the ability to move vast amounts of pedestrian traffic. Five major design series are offered in a wide selection of finishes, diameters, door wing configurations, glazing options, sensors and security systems. � MiniGrand � 9600 Series Large Diameter Vestibule System Spacious compartments provide an elegant, energyefficient entrance up to 16 ft. in diameter to manage high volume traffic needs including shopping carts, bicycles, wheel chairs, walkers and even hospital stretchers. 9300MG Series Automatic Entrance System The MiniGrand� offers the drum construction of a Grand� and the center shaft and door wing construction of an AutoFlow.� Overall Unit Height � Segmented� or round drum design � Panels fold against the core for emergency egress � Smooth, continuous rotation � VistaScanTM electronic sensing system slows or stops the door when objects are within 8" to 12" of the wings � Customizable voice enunciator � StormLockTM feature for high wind conditions Outside Diameter Overall Unit Height Standard Features Outside Diameter Standard Features � Constant seal helps control heating/cooling costs, eliminating dust, drafts and noise � Segmented� or round drum design � Magnetic breakaway door wings for emergency egress � Bump-To-IdleTM for added safety � Easily adjustable manual or automatic rotation � One-way, two-way or card access security � Easy manual operation during power outages � Most models are easily customized with all glass, solid wood and stainless steel materials plus special roof panel designs and extended canopies � Compliance with ANSI 156.27 revolving door standard Slow Speed Switch Entry Entry Slow Speed Switch Wing 3-Wing Segmented� Drum 3-Wing Round Drum Selection Guide Entry Outside Diameter Outside Diameter Standard Segmented� Drum Entry - 3 Wing Standard Round Drum Entry - 3 Wing 3-Wing Selection Guide Standard Segmented� Drum Outside Diameter Entry - 3 Wing 11' 12' 4' 9 3/4" 5' 3 3/8" 4' 7 5/8" 5' 1 5/8" Applications High Traffic, Energy Efficiency, Security - Airports - Hospitals - Hotels - Schools - Restaurants - Manufacturing Facilities - Financial/Government - Shopping Malls and Retail - Upscale Condominiums - Call Centers - Traffic Management 12' 14' 16' 5' 3 3/4" 6' 3 3/4" 7' 3 3/4" Standard Round Drum Outside Diameter Entry - 3 Wing 12' 14' 16' 5' 1 5/8" 6' 1 5/8" 7' 1 5/8" Horton Grand Revolvers are featured at New York's LaGuardia airport. 16' 3-wing units add drama to the airport architecture while providing the ability to move large volumes of traffic. 10 Three-wing revolving doors with polished brass finished are featured at the Paris Hotel in Las Vegas. These custom made doors were designed to match the European style of the construction and handle hundreds of thousands of visitors every year. ControlFlow � 9200 Series Automatic Security Door System Available in a choice of 1-Way, 1-Way Airport and 2-Way Card Access security packages, this system has selectable security levels. Add optional Level III bullet resistant glazing and Visdom HS� advanced 3D antipiggybacking/anti-tailgating prevention sensors (page 12) for ultimate protection in banks/financial, government and other high security installations. ControlFlow� 1-Way Security Series 9100 Nominal Inside Diameter 8'-0" (2438) thru 10'-0" (3048) 12" (305) Canopy ControlFlow� 2-Way Card Access Security Series 9200 Nominal Inside Diameter 6'-0" (1830) thru 7'-0" (2134) 12" (305) Canopy 7'-0" (1830) Ceiling Height 7'-0" (1830) Ceiling Height Standard Features � Segmented� or round drum design � Wireless remote setup with 16 modes of operation and other programming options � Field programmable voice messages � Magnetic breakaway for emergency egress � Choice of anodized aluminum, paint or metal clad finishes � Special sizes, extended canopy and other options available Segmented� Drum Round Drum Segmented� Drum Nominal Inside Diameter 6'-0" (1830) thru 7'-0" (2134) 12" (305) Canopy Selection Guide Segmented� Drum Inside Entry Diameter 3 Wing Round Drum Inside Entry Diameter 3 Wing 8' 9' 10' 8' 3 1/2" 9' 3 1/2" 10' 3 1/2" 8' 9' 10' 8' 3 1/2" 9' 3 1/2" 10' 3 1/2" 7'-0" (1830) Ceiling Height ControlFlow� 2-Way Security Series 9100AP Nominal Outside Diameter 12'-0" (3658) 12" (305) Canopy Round Drum Selection Guide 7'-0" (1830) Ceiling Height Segmented� Drum Inside Diameter Entry - 4 Wing 6' 7' Round Drum Inside Diameter 3' 10" 4' 6 3/4" Entry - 4 Wing Horton installed the first ever Security Object Detection Revolving Door at Albuquerque International Airport. Ask us how your facility can benefit from Horton's Visdom HS � Object Detection System. Horton's ControlFlow provides security at the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, one of the largest financial institutions in Canada. 6' 7' Segmented� Drum Round Drum 3' 10 7/8" 4' 7 3/8" Did You Know? Selection Guide Segmented� Drum Outside Entry Diameter 3 Wing Round Drum Outside Entry Diameter 3 Wing 12' 5' 3 3/4" 12' 5' 1 5/8" A 2006 MIT study concluded that revolving doors act as airlocks minimizing a building's heating and air conditioning losses. According to the study, revolving doors generate energy savings up to 74% when compared to other entrance alternatives. 11 Revolving Doors Continued Sensors for Revolving Doors Activation components for revolving doors are available for directional security and entry protection. Horton ControlFlow�, AutoFlow� and Grand� revolving systems include the appropriate devices for each application. Most revolving door sensing packages include motion detection on both sides for door activation. Additional sensing may include a top-of-wing mounted VistaScanTM sensor to slow or stop door rotation if someone is near the wing, a FootGuardTM contact switch and EntryguardTM infrared sensing of interior/exterior entrance zones and other detection electronics. AutoFlow � EasyFlow � 9300 Series Automatic Entrance System With this hands-free entrance system, motion detectors at each opening will start door rotation on user approach. A reduced speed feature slows the rotation for wheelchairs, strollers and other slower traffic. The unit is microprocessor controlled with wireless remote speed adjustment, self-diagnostic display for service and voice messages including four field-programmable voice prompts. 9500 Series Manual Door System An outstanding choice for energy efficiency along with architectural appeal, the EasyFlow� series is offered in a variety of configurations to suit any installation requirement. Each system includes Horton's proven mechanical speed control and book-fold hardware for emergency egress. Visdom HS High Security � For revolving door entrances in airports, R&D labs and other facilities where unauthorized objects or entry violations are a concern, the Visdom HS� system is the ultimate security solution. Its sophisticated 3D technology can be applied two ways: Object Detection � Reduces threat of unidentified objects entering a secure environment � Array of sensors detects, stops and captures violating objects � Audible alarm notifies personnel � Auto reset after violation is rectified No Entry Standard Features � Segmented� or round drum design � Four standard diameters 6' to 8' � Curved tempered or laminated wall glass � Push bars or muntins � Choice of finishes � Broad range of specifier options including all glass Elegant models, special diameters and heights, lighted and all-glass ceilings, electronic speed control and other custom touches � Standard Features � Segmented� or round drum design � Standard 10' diameter � Curved tempered or laminated wall glass � 3-wing or 4-wing designs, all with medium stiles � Virtually unlimited custom features: finishes, special diameters and heights, ceiling lights, all-glass ceiling, VistaScanTM and FootGuardTM safety features, AutoLockTM automatic after-hours locking, EntryGuardTM late entry protection and more Motion Sensor Non-Secure Side Violating Object Audible Alarm Secure Side Traffic Broken Out Position Flow Broken Out Position Broken Out Position Entry Anti-Piggyback / Anti-Tailgate Security � Discerns between would-be intruders and authorized personnel Entry � Entry 3-Wing Segmented Drum � 4-Wing Round Drum � User-selectable security levels for one or more violators � Unaffected by shadows, reflections and environmental changes � RS170 output via standard RCA connector 3-Wing Segmented Drum Selection Guide Standard Segmented� Drum Inside Diameter Entry - 3 Wing Entry - 4 Wing Selection Guide Standard Segmented Drum Inside Diameter Entry - 3 Wing � � Displays and records the intrusion with time stamp 10' 4' 4 3/4" Standard Round Drum Inside Diameter Entry - 3 Wing 6' 6' 6" 7' 8' -- 3' 1/8" 3' 3" 3' 9" 4' 2 3/8" 4' 6 3/4" 4' 11 1/8" 5' 7 7/8" Entry - 4 Wing 10' 4' 7 3/8" Standard Round Drum Inside Diameter Entry - 3 Wing 6' 6' 6" 7' 8' 12 -- 3' 1/8" 3' 3 1/8" 3' 9 1/8" 4' 3/4" 4' 5" 4' 9 1/4" 5' 5 3/4" Industrial Sliding Door Systems HD-Slide Industrial With Hollow Metal Panel � Heavy Duty Industrial Door System Utilizes 18 or 20 gauge galvanized steel skin doors with Kraft honeycomb core. Interior framing channels are 14 gauge steel. Panels have a flush appearance with no exposed fasteners. 7' 11-5/8" � 12' 11-5/8" With up to 12 ft. stroke and 500 lbs. weight capacity, these door systems are engineered for general industrial as well as sterile environments. Select operators only or complete packages with steel, aluminum, fiberglass or stainless steel doors plus tracks, operator and activation devices to suit your requirements. P-X X -P UltraClean TM Atmospheric Sliding Doors Designed for Class 1 and Class 10 Atmospheric (Electronic) clean room applications, these door packages feature positive seal, vinyl weatherstrip and touchless wall-mounted scanner activation. Electrical interlocks for sequential operating of up to 10 doors and pneumatic, explosion-proof operator packages are also available. Unit Width 7' 11-5/8" � 12' 11-5/8" Typical packages include: P -X -X -P � Floor mounted guides � Photoelectric beams placed parallel to the door opening � Fast-acting HD-Slide� operators for industrial installations � Linear drive operators for washdown applications Consult factory for explosion-proof systems or for assistance with special applications. Selection Guide Type Overall Unit Width Maximum Slide Opening Single Slide 11' 3" to 21' 3" 5' to 10' Unit Height Applications Two-Way Traffic, Industrial - Warehouses - Pharmaceutical/Biotechnology - Cleanrooms - Food Processing - Chemical Processing - Other Industrial HD-Slide Industrial With Aluminum & Glass Panel � Maximum Slide Full View Industrial Door System Full vision panels with mechanical joints have medium stile (5" wide) vertical rails and 6-1/2" bottom rail. Glazing prep is for 1/4" glass. 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Oligodendroglial inclusion bodies characterize a subset of neurodegenerative diseases. Multiple system atrophy (MSA) is characterized by α-synuclein glial cytoplasmic inclusions and progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP) is associated with glial tau inclusions. The ubiquitin homologue, SUMO-1, has been identified in inclusion bodies in MSA, located in discrete sub-domains in α-synuclein-positive inclusions. We investigated SUMO-1 associated with oligodendroglial inclusion bodies in brain tissue from MSA and PSP and in glial cell models. We examined MSA and PSP cases and compared to age-matched normal controls. Fluorescence immunohistochemistry revealed frequent SUMO-1 sub-domains within and surrounding inclusions bodies in both diseases and showed punctate co-localization of SUMO-1 and the lysosomal marker, cathepsin D, in affected brain regions. Cell counting data revealed that 70–75 % of lysosomes in inclusion body-positive oligodendrocytes were SUMO-1-positive consistently across MSA and PSP cases, compared to 20 % in neighbouring inclusion body negative oligodendrocytes and 10 % in normal brain tissue. Hsp90 co-localized with some SUMO-1 puncta. We examined the SUMO-1 status of lysosomes in 1321N1 human glioma cells over-expressing α-synuclein and in immortalized rat oligodendrocyte cells over-expressing the four repeat form of tau following treatment with the proteasome inhibitor, MG132. We also transfected 1321N1 cells with the inherently aggregation-prone huntingtin exon 1 mutant, HttQ74-GFP. Each cell model showed the association of SUMO-1-positive lysosomes around focal cytoplasmic accumulations of α-synuclein, tau or HttQ74-GFP, respectively. Association of SUMO-1 with lysosomes was also detected in glial cells bearing α-synuclein aggregates in a rotenone-lesioned rat model. SUMO-1 labelling of lysosomes showed a major increase between 24 and 48 h post-incubation of 1321N1 cells with MG132 resulting in an increase in a 90 kDa SUMO-1-positive band that was immunopositive for Hsp90 and immunoprecipitated with an anti-SUMO-1 antibody. That SUMO-1 co-localizes with a subset of lysosomes in neurodegenerative diseases with glial protein aggregates and in glial cell culture models of protein aggregation suggests a role for SUMO-1 in lysosome function.
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- 4. Department of Molecular Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
- 2. Molecular Neurobiology, Carl Von Ossietzky University, Oldenburg, Germany
- 3. Department of Human Physiology and Centre for Neuroscience, Flinders University, Bedford Park, Australia


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The prospect of an eighth consecutive season without silverware swam sharply into focus at the weekend when Arsenal were eliminated from the FA Cup by second-tier Blackburn Rovers.
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Hello Comic Booked cohorts, here is your daily dose of DC. Continuing with their DCnU issue three celebration, DC is filling us in on three things that we need to know about Action Comics. This is a good one. If you have been reading Action Comics, we have been introduced to a ton of Superman's friends and foes and they are very quickly becoming the heroes and villains we know and love. We have already seen the progression of John Corben into Metallo, been given a glimpse of what might be Braniac, seen a sabertoothed Krypto, and even explored a little bit of Krypton and the House of El. Morrison is certainly not wasting his time establishing Kal-El's supporting cast.
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Starting with #4 (on sale 12/7), ACTION COMICS will now include eight-page backups written by Grant Morrison's hand-picked choice, Sholly Fisch (writer of THE ALL NEW BATMAN THE BRAVE & THE BOLD). Each one will tie in directly with the 20-page lead story. What's the backup of #4 about? Well, that brings us to our next "thing you need to know"…
The lead story in ACTION #4 by Grant Morrison and Rags Morales features the debut of the "New 52" Steel! Last we saw of John Henry Irons, in ACTION #2, he had quit his military job in protest over Lex Luthor torturing Superman under General Lane's command. Now, as the Terminauts lay siege to Metropolis, it's time for John Henry to put his money where his mouth is and go help Superman defend the city. The backup in #4 ties into the main story by depicting a critical fight between Steel and the brand new Metall-0!
Brad Walker (HEROES FOR HIRE) is drawing the backup in #4. The backups of #5 — spotlighting Ma & Pa Kent — and #6 will be drawn by ChrisCross (SUPERMAN/BATMAN). The backup of #7 sees Brad Walker return to the art, and then #8 — the conclusion of the first storyarc — is one big issue-long epic by Grant Morrison and Rags Morales!
As a bonus, check out this first look at Steel's armor by Brad Walker (based off a design by Rags Morales)! Much in the same way that Superman is wearing jeans and a T-shirt in this current arc, at this point Steel's armor is in its "prototype" phase. Look for the final design somewhere down the line, but in the meantime, get ready for one heck of a throwdown!
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ANTIPOLO—The real Talk 'N Text team— sharp, unforgiving and refusing to be bullied, just as Barako Bull coach Junel Baculi feared—showed up last night and restored order in this side of the PBA Commissioner's Cup's Final Four.
The Tropang Texters played with a lot more heart, a lot more physicality, and dominated the Energy practically all night to score a 123-98 triumph that squared their best-of-five series after two games at the Ynares Center here.
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TALK 'N TEXT 123—Harvey 24, De Ocampo 18, Fonacier 14, Reyes 13, Williams 12, Alapag 12, Castro 10, Dillinger 9, Carey 6, Raymundo 3, Gamalinda 2, Aguilar 0, Alvarez 0, Lao 0.
BARAKO 98—Freeman 20, Allado 20, Seigle 16, Tubid 10, Miller 10, Aquino 6, Najorda 5, Salvador 5, Pena 4, Arboleda 2, Cervantes 0, Pennisi 0.
Quarters: 24-25, 55-45, 88-76, 123-98
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Lerotholi, T. J., Kröger, E. A., Knight, M. J., Unterberger, W. (Werner), Hogan, K. A., Jackson, D. C., Lamont, C. L. A. and Woodruff, D. P.. (2009) Adsorption structure of glycine on TiO2(1 1 0): a photoelectron diffraction determination. Surface Science, Vol.603 (No.15). pp. 2305-2311. ISSN 0039-6028
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High-resolution core-level photoemission and scanned-energy mode photoelectron diffraction (PhD) of the O 1s and N 1s states have been used to investigate the interaction of glycine with the rutile TiO2(1 1 0) surface. Whilst there is clear evidence for the presence of the zwitterion View the MathML sourceCH2COO− with multilayer deposition, at low coverage only the deprotonated glycinate species, NH2CH2COO is present. Multiple-scattering simulations of the O 1s PhD data show the glycinate is bonded to the surface through the two carboxylate O atoms which occupy near-atop sites above the five-fold-coordinated surface Ti atoms, with a Ti–O bondlength of 2.12 ± 0.06 Å. Atomic hydrogen arising from the deprotonation is coadsorbed to form hydroxyl species at the bridging oxygen sites with an associated Ti–O bondlength of 2.01 ± 0.03 Å. Absence of any significant PhD modulations of the N 1s emission is consistent with the amino N atom not being involved in the surface bonding, unlike the case of glycinate on Cu(1 1 0) and Cu(1 0 0).
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There is a doctor here who will do breech births but now I am all scared from what I've heard about breech births. Are they really safe? We are going to try a VERsion next week...has anyone ever had one of those? What was it like? What about a breech birth?
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- Floor lamp with an aluminum shade
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She Has Become More Bold these Days!!!! See This dress Showing Her Bra In Small Chaddi!!!!
She Has Become More Bold these Days!!!! See This dress Showing Her Bra In Small Chaddi!!!!
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WOW! Locket is a beautiful woman....bold and sexy...and yes she is getting bolder these days...she is not a lead actress/heroine...but does character roles...but she is more beautiful and sexy than many heroines.
1st pic is super hot
Impossible ...... Nothing
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A wide screen just makes a bad film twice as bad.
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Thanks a lot for this picture.........she's one of my fav. Really hope she exposes in some movie soon


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If you want a shot at the 'Archangel', bring your "A" game because I will not back down and I will not show mercy. As for your Lurch you have with you, I'll take great pleasure in taking him down as well. Book the matches, the 'Archangel' will be ready. Will you??
OOC: Sorry dude, I didn't see you had posted something!!
I'm gonna read warzone when I get up
Gotta acknowledge that kjam is champ
& that vault thing , I did it in rumor blitzzz as throwback match:
Also sidenote: just saw spiderman is was okay/Good category not great ..but I am looking forward to the next...
See ya in the morning had a great bday and I'm torn up
man it's dead
good warzone eboy
Shaz: Blue Flash, I've defeated you before. So don't think I won't do it again!
And after I win the Rage ignition Championship, I plan on holding that title until Destiny's Calling where I will defeat the Inferno Ignition Champion and move on to receive a World Championship match!


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Alpinestars SMX-6 Boots - 2014
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Our cover story this week is on murders in club land, and unfortunately a shooting last night claimed the life of one man and injured two others. The shooting took place around 4 a.m. at Mint Lounge, at Northwest 187th Street and 25th Avenue in Miami Gardens.
According to police, an altercation took place inside the strip club which led to gunfire. Thirty-four-year-old Larry Smith was shot and killed on the scene. Another man and a woman were shot and taken to the hospital where they are in stable condition. The gunman is still on the loose, and police are investigating what led up to the murder. [WSVN]
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- A 56-foot boat mysteriously caught fire off Key Biscayne yesterday. Those on board were rescued by a passing boat, and the fire was contained but not before causing massive damage to the vessel. [WSVN]
- The body of 28-year-old Javaughn Johnson, who has been missing since January, may have been found when a body was pulled from a canal yesterday. [CBS4]
- The final suspect in the University of Miami Starbucks robbery has been arrested. [CBS4]
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