For over 100 years, the International
Revolving Door Company has provided service in the industry, with a
mission to continue this trend. Our Service and Sales Departments can provide
you with assistance in designing and planning for your new door, and for
parts and service for existing doors. Even doors not originally manufactured
by IRD can benefit from a retrofit or replacement of existing worn parts.
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While our design and production
teams strive to provide a low maintenance revolving door system that will
provide years of low maintenance service, sometimes a part can become damaged
or need replacement. We can answer any questions or concerns you
may have on our past revolving doors.
Van Kannel, Atchison & International Steel Revolving Doors. With documentation on projects dating all the way back to the early 1900's, we can provide service and support for almost all of our oldest doors! |
If you have a revolving door that was installed
prior to 1950, it is likely to be an International Revolving Door
product. Contact IRD's Customer Service
department for assistance on your International Revolving Door products.
We want to help you to get your door back into perfect operating condition.
Contact Customer Service
Our normal business hours are Monday through Friday, from 7:00am until 4:00pm US Central Time; i.e. M-F,7AM-4PM CST
If you are need technical assistance or parts for an existing door, please collect as much information as possible before calling. The approximate year of installation and the building's exact address should allow for us to find the prints for an IRD manufactured door, even going back for almost 100 years.
Otherwise, please refer to the door diagram
provided at time of installation, its maintenance manual, and/or parts
price list. For IRD doors, a small serial number plate (located at the
bottom of the shaft, between two of the wings - see illustration, above left) is the most useful information
you can provide on existing doors. It is important to isolate the door
needing repair for speedier service.
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Revolving Door Replacement Parts
International Revolving Doors will ship your needed parts using either domestic (North American) or foreign shipping companies, according to your needs. The urgency, size, weight, distance, and potential for breakage (like replacement glass, for example) of the parts will detemine how best to ship parts out.
All credit subject to approval; all listed
prices subject to change without notice. Most revolving doors have
been custom built, so it is common for a customer to remit funds prior
to our fabrication of any new replacement parts.
Order Processing
In-stock items will normally ship the next day on orders placed before 2:00pm US Central Time. Items requiring assembly and/or finishing may take longer depending on existing production schedules in our shop. Orders which require manufacturing will in most cases, take 1-3 weeks of manufacturing time.
We will work with you to track your order
and ensure that all components reach you safely and in a timely manner.
Definitions
Weatherstripping
Felt and rubber trim that goes around the wings; flexible weatherization material.
Replacement Locks
Wing locks in order to secure the revolving door; e.g. at night or on weekends.
Discs - Top or Bottom
Top and bottom disks on the Center Shaft that the wings seat into during operation.
Hangers
Atop each wing, solid metal extensions that take the wing's weight to hold it into position.
Speed Controls
Manual (in an oil bath) and automatic/electronic speed control equipment, usually installed above in the cornice/canopy, centered above the Center Shaft.
Floor Pivots
Centered directly beneath the Center Shaft, shimmed up from the floor level.
Center Shafts
The central component that the wings attach to that also connects directly to the Speed Control (that is usually installed directly above).
Ceiling Lights
Built-in to the canopy/cornice of most modern revolving doors to illuminate all compartments.
Replacement Bumpers
On the top outside front of each wing there should be a "bumper" for when the wings are collapsed (during "wing break" position) to keep them from directly hitting each other.
Wing Push Bars
Horizontal (but sometimes vertical) metal part going across to allow the pedestrian to push forward through the door.
Custom Bent/Arced Glass
Circular revolving doors commonly have tempered (laminated) curved glass in the wall sections.
Other Parts
Miscellaneous revolving door replacement
parts.
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Tel: 1-800-745-4726 OR 1-812-425-3311 Fax: 1-812-426-2682 7AM-4PM US Central Time. www.internationalrevolvingdoors.com Copyright © 1998-2009 by IRD; All rights reserved |