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Engineering GREAT Solutions Requirement A manufacturer and operator of high-speed passenger trains for the U.S. market needed an internal door assembly with advanced passenger detection and anti-entrapment features. The system had to be controllable so door speed and the force required to open it could be set to meet ADA and other regulatory standards. It had to fit the customer's design footprint and meet their low weight requirements. To control the motion of this door assembly, they needed a compact, lightweight actuator that was reliable and easy to maintain. Solution IMI Precision Engineering designed a lightweight aluminum electric actuator with a programmable controller. Opening speed and force can be set to meet customer requirements. The system detects obstructions and locks the door open in case of power failure. The actuator's light weight helps reduce the energy required to start and stop the train. Its compact design facilitates installation in spaces restricted by HVAC piping, electrical cables or other obstacles. The door system is manufactured in Littleton, Colorado, under the Buy America provision of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. U.S.-made door system for high-speed trains reduces size, improves performance Engineering GREAT Solutions Location: U.S. Customer: Manufacturer and operator of high-speed passenger trains Key benefits: Low life cycle costs, quiet operation Case study CS-16 For further information visit www.norgren.com or call 1.800.710.7823

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