Vastly improving student access and ensuring the smooth flow of foot traffic at all times, TORMAX has retrofitted seven sets of their ground-breaking iMotion 1301 automatic operators to existing swing doors throughout Thomas Deacon Academy, Peterborough. Contributing to DDA-compliance, TORMAX low-energy door drives are cost-effective in the long term, combining outstanding reliability with minimal maintenance.

TORMAX secured the contract to automate a number of key internal swing doors located throughout the school buildings. Mick Crossley, Deputy Facilities Manager at the Academy, said "The entire facility has been carefully designed to ensure clear access for all staff and pupils. "The decision to further automate these internal entrances reflects our continuing drive to improve our environment.”

Designed in-house at the head offices in Switzerland, TORMAX iMotion motors have been cleverly engineered without the elements that generally wear out over time, such as gears and brushes. This ensures outstanding reliability, low maintenance requirements and also one of the best life expectancies on the market today.