Automatic Swing Doors

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ADA Swing Operators

Automatic swing doors provide a versatile, user-friendly entry solution for businesses that require accessibility, security, and convenience. Ideal for offices, healthcare facilities, and retail spaces, these doors operate with precision to allow seamless entry while maintaining control over foot traffic.

Available in single or double-door configurations, automatic swing doors can be tailored to suit a variety of building layouts and functional needs. Whether you need a low-energy solution for assisted entry or a full-power system for high-traffic areas, our experts will guide you in selecting the best option for your facility.

Swing door operators offer a straightforward way to upgrade existing doors for improved accessibility. These systems are designed with options for both low-energy and full-energy use depending on the needs of the space. Whether you’re working with inswing or outswing doors, these operators can accommodate push arms or slide track arms—ideal for areas with limited side clearance. For a clean, professional look, they’re also available with extruded aluminum covers in custom lengths to complement the door frame. Perfect for meeting ADA compliance, swing door operators can be paired with a wide range of activation methods, including push plates, wave sensors, keypads, and keyless entry fobs.

Automatic swing doors can be configured in single or double-leaf formats and operate hands-free via sensors, wave plates, or push plates. They provide reliable ADA-compliant access while maintaining the appearance of a standard hinged door. Ideal for healthcare settings, schools, and office interiors, these doors integrate seamlessly into a wide range of environments. Overhead operators and panic hardware ensure safe and smooth operation, even in high-traffic areas.

Swing door operators automate both the opening and closing of hinged doors, making them ideal for hands-free access in commercial and public buildings. Powered by electricity and typically activated by push plates, wave sensors, or access control systems, they offer a smooth, controlled motion that supports ADA compliance and improves overall accessibility.