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KC1000 Automatic Curved Sliding Door is a carefully designed and thoroughly tested automatic curved sliding door, and by tested we mean to over 2 million operations without any failures at all.
Further more, EA Doors is the only automatic curved sliding door manufacturer that tests its doors in a wind tunnel environment so you can be assured your curved sliding door will keep its structural integrity when its blowing a gale outside.
We supply and install made-to-measure automatic curved sliding doors, designed to your specification.

Elegant and Decorative Appearance
With its elegant, mild streamline and crystal-clear door leaves, the KC1000 imparts to you the lightness and harmony of the curved sliding door at its opening and closing.  Either concave or convex, curved sliding door creates an impressive and enticing entrance whilst it can meet the requirements of architectural style.

Intelligent Control
Equipped with Swiss-made Main Control System (MCS) and the original fittings, the curved sliding door leaves in opposite directions with automatic stop function to avoid injury and impact of pedestrians and objects.
The control panel communicates with the MCS bilaterally and by the panel you can choose operating mode, set emergency stop or change operating parameters, and learn directly where failure occurs.

Unique Seal
Our unique static balance technique creates an airtight, dustproof and anti-static brush seal.

Safety Device
The drive unit, composed by DC motor, fault-locating and feedback, control and protection circuits, is capable of accurate orientation ensuring the quiet and steady operation and reasonable acceleration or declaration.
The optional battery pack, and emergency unit with function of voltage monitoring, self-charging and self-switching, can ensure normal operation of the door within 30 minutes upon power failure.
In addition, electromechanical locking system can be installed for night security.

Application
The elegant curved sliding door is recommended for theatres, banks, restaurants, offices, libraries, furniture centres, shopping malls and exhibition centres, etc.