610/620 Series

Overhead Door Corporation offers a full range of service doors for heavy-duty applications requiring weatherstripping, such as industrial warehouses, factories, distribution centers and vehicle maintenance garages. With a standard width limit of 30'4" and standard height limit of 30', these doors are designed to withstand a wind load of 20 psf, and optional designs offer higher wind load factors. Typically, doors up to 12' x 7' can be manual push-up; doors exceeding either of those dimensions are operated by chain hoist, crank or optional motor.

Quick Reference

  • Maximum width: 40'0"
  • Maximum height: 30'0"
  • Slat profile (610 Series): curved
  • Slat profile (620 Series): flat
  • Slat material: 22 gauge up to 18'4" wide, 20 gauge up to 25'4" wide, 18 gauge up to 30'4"
  • Finish: gray or tan
  • Bottom bar: extruded aluminum
  • Guides: primed steel
  • Windload: 20 PSF
  • Hood: 24 gauge galvanized steel
  • Operation: push-up to 12' x 7', chain hoist over 12' x 7'
  • Lock: interior slide bolt on push-up, chain keepers on chain hoist
  • Mounting: face-of-wall
  • Weatherseals (610 Series): Vinyl bottom seal
  • Weatherseals (620 Series): Vinyl bottom seal, exterior guide seals, and interior hood seals. (Lintel seals).

Features

  • Door curtains consist of interlocking slats of curved (610 Series) or flat (620 Series) design.
  • Standard slats are roll formed, galvanized steel and receive a rust-inhibitive roll-coating process that includes bonderizing, baked-on paint.
  • Guides of structural steel angles ensure smooth curtain operation.
  • The door's counterbalance is composed of helical torsion springs housed in a pipe barrel. Spring assemblies are computer designed to effectively counterbalance the door for a standard 20,000 cycles of operation.

Options

  • Powder coating finish (variety of colors)
  • Flat slats
  • Slats: Aluminum, stainless steel or ventilated
  • Bottom Bar: Two angle galvanized stainless steel
  • High-Cycle springs
  • Hood: Aluminum or stainless steel
  • Guides: Aluminum or stainless steel
  • Wind load: Greater PSF, Metro-Dade Code
  • Crank operation
  • Chain hoist operation
  • Electric operation
  • Cylinder lock
  • Mounting: Between jambs
  • Interior guide weatherseal (610 Series option)
  • Interior hood weatherseal (610 Series option)
  • Linel weatherseal (610 Series Option)
Cost vs Value

DID YOU KNOW?

Upgrading your garage door is an investment that nearly pays for itself, according to the latest Cost vs. Value Report by Remodeling Magazine. In fact, upgrading from a basic to a mid-tier garage door has a higher expected return at resale than remodeling your kitchen or master bathroom.

 

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