Industrial Speed doors installed for Airbus

Doors used in this project included high-speed doors, fire-resistant doors, spiral roller doors, and stacking industrial doors. The doors were to be installed in different sections of the plant to provide easy access for the aircraft parts and components being manufactured.

The Challenge:

The project was executed in three phases: planning, installation, and testing. During the planning phase, Tekta worked closely with Airbus to identify the requirements for the doors, such as size, type of door, and the location of installation. Tekta then created a project plan, which included a timeline and budget for the project.

The installation phase began with Tekta’s team arriving at the site and conducting a site inspection to ensure that the installation would meet all the requirements. The team then proceeded to install the doors, working around the clock to ensure that the installation was completed on schedule. Tekta’s team of experienced technicians made use of advanced tools and techniques to ensure that the doors were installed correctly and to the required specifications.

The Outcome:

Tekta’s successful installation of industrial doors for Airbus demonstrates the company’s expertise and commitment to delivering quality work. Tekta’s experience in the installation of industrial doors, combined with its use of advanced tools and techniques, enabled the company to complete the project on schedule and to the required specifications. Tekta’s work has enabled Airbus to improve its manufacturing processes and underscores the importance of having a reliable and competent industrial door installation company.

Tekta’s installation of industrial doors for Airbus was a success. The doors were installed on schedule, and they met all the required performance standards. Airbus was pleased with Tekta’s work and praised the company for its professionalism, expertise, and commitment to delivering quality work.

Tekta’s installation of the industrial doors has enabled Airbus to improve its manufacturing processes, as workers can now move parts and components in and out of the plant with ease, reducing the time and effort required to manufacture aircraft.