McKEON AirShield™ Model AL3014 – Smart Air & Climate Control

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Think of the McKEON AirShield™ AL3014 as more than just a door—it’s a precision-engineered barrier designed to keep comfort in and unwanted air out. This high-performance overhead coiling system is built for environments where air matters most: from busy industrial facilities to sensitive institutional spaces.

扇🌬️ Superior Air Control – Keeps interior climates stable by minimizing 
air infiltration and exfiltration

💡 Energy Efficiency – Helps cut heating and cooling costs while meeting today’s strict energy standards

🛠 Durability You Can Trust – Engineered to perform reliably in the toughest conditions

The result? Protected interiors, better comfort, and a door system that works as hard as you do.
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Key Advantages


Exceptional Air Sealing – Certified to ANSI/DASMA 105, DASMA 112, and ASTM E283 standards, the AL3014 achieves air leakage rates under 1.00 cfm/ft², meeting the 2024 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) requirements.


Thermal & Acoustic Performance – Optional insulated construction offers an R-value up to 10.5 (ASTM C1363), delivering superior thermal efficiency and improved sound control for more comfortable interiors.

Custom Sizing – Available up to 24 ft wide and 48 ft high, with larger or custom configurations available upon consultation.



Architectural Finishes – Choose from clear anodized aluminum, a range of RAL powder coat colors, or stainless steel (No. 4 polish) for guides and bottom bars—allowing seamless integration into any design.

Effortless Operation – Motorized controls provide smooth, reliable function with minimal maintenance requirements.

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Designed for Energy & Climate Control

The AirShield™ Model AL3014 is a vertical-acting, wind-rated rolling door specifically engineered to minimize uncontrolled air movement through a building’s thermal envelope.

 By combining a low air-leakage rating with high insulation, it helps designers and facility managers meet IECC thermal-performance requirements without design trade-offs elsewhere in the building envelope.


Why It Stands Out

Compared with standard insulated rolling doors (R-4 to R-7) or even mid-performance models (R-7 to R-9), the AL3014’s R-10.5 rating puts it in the upper tier of thermal performance—on par with premium sectional doors but without the space and track-clearance demands.


This performance translates to lower energy bills (reduced heat loss in winter and heat gain in summer), better indoor comfort (more consistent temperatures and reduced drafts), and operational flexibility (high-performance insulation in a rolling-door format)


The AirShield™ Model AL3014 is more than a code-compliant choice—it’s a strategic investment in building efficiency, occupant comfort, and long-term operational savings.


Where it Works Best

Climate-controlled warehouses and distribution centers

Cold-storage and food-processing facilities

Clean rooms and manufacturing spaces

High-efficiency commercial buildings in extreme climates

Hospitals and healthcare facilities

Schools and universities with large physical plants

Laboratories and research centers

Pharmaceutical production environments

Transportation hubs (airports, transit terminals

Hospitality venues (arenas, convention centers, performance halls)

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