Key Features
- Foamed-in-place polyurethane insulation: 7.7 R-value, 0.13 U-value
- Weatherseal all around keeps wind, water and heat where you want them
- Heavy-duty construction up to 42′ wide and 30′ high
- ICC-ES listed air infiltration option
- High wind options: 20 PSF standard, 55 PSF optional for Florida and Dade County specifications
- Weathersealed, insulated bottom bar
- Chain hoist operation, or motorized
Specifications
| Max height | 30′ (9.14 m) |
|---|---|
| Max width | 42′ (12.8 m) |
| Mounting | Face mount between jambs |
| Operation | Chain hoist standard; motorized optional (recommended) |
| Material | 24 gauge galvanized steel; optional 18, 20 or 22 gauge, stainless steel or extruded aluminum |
| Thermal efficiency | 7.7 R-value; 0.13 U-value |
| Insulation | Foamed-in-place polyurethane |
| Slat profile | Flat, insulated, sandwiched |
| Curtain | Alternating endlocks |
| Wind load | 20 PSF; optional 55 PSF for Florida and Dade County specifications |
| Springs | 20,000 cycles standard |
| Bottom bar | Double angle with weather seal and insulation |
| Locking | Padlockable on chain hoist; interlock on motorized |
| Finish | Powder coated, galvanized, stainless or aluminum |
Options
- Air infiltration package: guide cover and cap, dual brush guide seal, lintel seal and bottom astragal
- High usage setup
- Vision slats
- Safety systems
- Pass doors (wicket doors)
- Exhaust ports
- Drop stop device
- Sloping bottom bar
Structure

Anatomy of an Insulated Slat:
Red: Front Slat
Blue: Back Slat
Orange: Foamed-in-Place
insulation

Weatherseal:
Red: Seal attached to
guide
Blue: Guide
Black: Jamb Mounting

Bottom Bar with Weatherseal
Motor Mount Options

Wall mounted motor

L Plate mounted motor
With vision slats
Powder Coating (Over 200 Color Options)

Safety and Security Options for Motorized Doors
Applications
The AM625 is for rolling door openings that need to be energy efficient. Its foamed-in-place insulation and all-around weatherseal keep wind, water and heat where you want them.
Related Guides
Unfamiliar with a term on this page? R-value, U-value, endlocks, wind load and more are explained in The Doorman’s Glossary.























