Name: Evolution Enterprises
Address: Gat No. 194 Alandi Markal Road, Opp Of Puspak Steel, Village Moje Dhanore Tal – Khed, Pune, 412105, IN
Telephone: +91 9552237573

Evolution Enterprises is leading Fire door we are specially designed doors that help prevent the spread of fire and smoke within buildings, providing crucial time for occupants to evacuate and for firefighters to control the situation. They are an essential component of a building's fire safety strategy and are required by building codes in many countries.

Fire Resistance Rating : Fire doors are rated by the amount of time they can withstand fire, usually 30, 60, 90, or 120 minutes (e.g., FD30, FD60). These ratings are tested and certified according to local and international standards.
Materials : Fire doors often have a solid core made of materials like gypsum, vermiculite, or mineral core, which resist heat. The outer layer can be made from various materials, including steel, wood, or composite materials, depending on the aesthetic and functional requirements.
Seals : These seals expand when exposed to heat, sealing gaps around the door to prevent the spread of fire and smoke. Additional seals are often included to prevent the passage of smoke, which can be just as dangerous as the fire itself.
Hardware : Only hardware that has been tested and certified for use with fire doors should be used, ensuring that the door will function properly in a fire. Fire doors are typically fitted with self-closing devices to ensure they remain closed in case of fire.
Installation : Correct installation is critical to ensure the door’s effectiveness. Even a small gap can compromise the door's ability to block fire and smoke. The door frame and surrounding structure must also be fire-resistant and installed to meet fire safety regulations.

Fire Door

Fire Resistance Rating : Fire doors are rated by the amount of time they can withstand fire, usually 30, 60, 90, or 120 minutes (e.g., FD30, FD60). These ratings are tested and certified according to local and international standards.

Materials : Fire doors often have a solid core made of materials like gypsum, vermiculite, or mineral core, which resist heat. The outer layer can be made from various materials, including steel, wood, or composite materials, depending on the aesthetic and functional requirements.

Seals : These seals expand when exposed to heat, sealing gaps around the door to prevent the spread of fire and smoke. Additional seals are often included to prevent the passage of smoke, which can be just as dangerous as the fire itself.

Hardware : Only hardware that has been tested and certified for use with fire doors should be used, ensuring that the door will function properly in a fire. Fire doors are typically fitted with self-closing devices to ensure they remain closed in case of fire.

Installation : Correct installation is critical to ensure the door’s effectiveness. Even a small gap can compromise the door's ability to block fire and smoke. The door frame and surrounding structure must also be fire-resistant and installed to meet fire safety regulations.