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About Egis

Doors engineered as building systems, not openings filled.

Egis Enterprises is an Indian door-automation company. We supply, install and commission automatic sliding doors, hermetic doors, clean-room doors, fire-rated doors, high-speed industrial doors and dock equipment for healthcare, pharmaceutical, cold-chain, logistics and manufacturing clients across India.

Our conviction is simple: a door is part of the building's systems — its pressure cascade, its fire strategy, its hygiene regime, its energy balance. A door that leaks air defeats the HVAC; a door that won't hold fire defeats the compartmentation; a door that sheds particles defeats the cleanroom. So we engineer doors to the performance the room needs, test them to the standards that prove it, and install and commission them as complete systems.

That means one accountable team for each door: leaf, frame, drive, activation, safety, interlocking and commissioning. It means door schedules mapped to pressure-cascade designs in hospitals, to validated HVAC setpoints in pharma plants, and to traffic patterns in warehouses. And it means a service schedule that keeps the performance from drifting — because a rating is only as good as its maintenance.

We operate from Nehru Place, New Delhi and Sector-31, Faridabad, serving projects across India. Our product renders and technical documentation are original; our specifications reference the standards your approving authority actually requires — IS 3614, NBC 2016, ISO 14644, EN 12207, EN 1634, EN 13241 — and we advise at tender stage on which apply to your project.

What we stand behind

Performance, tested

Ratings are type-tested to recognised standards — EN 1026/12207 for airtightness, EN 1634 for fire and smoke — not asserted in brochures.

Systems, not leaves

Every door ships as a complete system: leaf, frame, drive, safety and commissioning by one team.

Specified to the room

Door schedules mapped to pressure cascades, fire strategies and traffic patterns — not catalogue picks.

Maintained performance

Cycle-count-based service schedules keep seals, drives and safety devices at their rated performance.