Automatic doors Tangier projects are handled by Coetz™ and MC Automations as one team: we supply the automatic entrance system from Laser Park, Johannesburg, and MC Automations installs, commissions and services it. Tangier is a port city on the Strait of Gibraltar in the far north of Morocco, with a large container port and free trade zones nearby, and this guide covers the climate an entrance there has to cope with, the systems we supply, what decides the price and how cross-border projects are quoted.
To compare options and arrange a site visit, see our automatic doors page.
In this guide
The climate an entrance in Tangier faces
Tangier has a Mediterranean climate, with mild, wet winters, warm, dry summers and strong winds that funnel through the Strait. Wind puts pressure on door leaves and can blow rain and dust towards the entrance, and salt air from the sea is hard on exposed metal.
The practical answer is to shelter entrances that face the prevailing wind, choose finishes suited to a coastal site and keep the track and sensors clean, and to set the service interval around the local conditions. We recommend a professional service every six months as standard, with more frequent visits on very busy entrances. Every automatic doors Tangier specification should start from these conditions.
Wind from the Strait in Tangier
On windy days a sliding door can be pushed off its track line or open more slowly, so set the opening force with the site in mind and consider a draught lobby on very exposed entrances.
Factories and offices in the free zones often need access control and a fail-secure setting after hours. For Morocco’s largest city, see our Casablanca guide.
The systems we supply
- MC-125 automatic sliding door system: for main entrances with steady foot traffic. Tested to one million operating cycles, with a 24-month warranty on the operator. See the MC-125.
- MCW-100 swing door operator: automates a hinged door, including existing doors, and can run as a low-energy operator. See the MCW-100 and low-energy automatic swing doors.
Both are assembled in South Africa at our Laser Park facility. For reference, the South African published prices are R27 590 for the MC-125 and R15 900 for the MCW-100, excluding VAT; a Tangier project is priced separately, because freight, duties and installation travel are added per project.
Where automatic doors work in Tangier
Typical automatic doors Tangier projects include hotels, offices, factories and warehouses in the free zones, shopping centres, hospitals and banks. A busy main entrance usually takes a bi-parting sliding door; a side entrance, washroom or office door often suits a swing operator. The operating modes, automatic, partial open, exit only, hold open and lock, let one door suit busy and quiet hours; see automatic door operating modes.
Safety, power and access control
On automatic doors Tangier projects, decide early whether the door should fail open or fail secure when the power goes, and whether a battery backup should keep it running. A breakout option lets the leaves swing open for escape; see automatic sliding door breakout.
The MC-125 integrates with card readers, keypads, remotes and intercoms. Neither Coetz™ nor MC Automations holds local building or fire approvals in Morocco, so where an entrance sits on an escape route, your local consultant signs off that question.
Automatic doors Tangier: how projects are quoted
Consignments arrive by sea through a Moroccan port and continue by road. Because freight, duties and timing change, we do not publish lead times, freight costs or duty figures; every automatic doors Tangier project is quoted per project, in writing. To get an accurate figure, send:
- Opening sizes, width and height, for each entrance.
- Photos of each opening and the wall above it.
- Traffic: roughly how many people use the door each day.
- Power and access control requirements.
- Your timeline and site address in Tangier.
Service and spares
Every entrance needs regular servicing: sensors, belt, rollers, guides and opening force are checked on each visit. For automatic doors Tangier, the service plan and the spares to hold on site are agreed with the quotation.
See automatic door maintenance and automatic door spare parts. Nearby projects: automatic doors in Casablanca.
Why one team
For automatic doors Tangier, a single team supplying, installing and servicing the entrance means one point of contact when something needs attention. MC Automations is our installation and service partner; see MC Automations in Africa.
For South African projects, see automatic doors South Africa. Requirements for powered pedestrian doors in South Africa are published through SABS.
Automatic doors Tangier: frequently asked questions
Do you install automatic doors in Tangier, or only supply them?
Both. Coetz™ supplies the system and MC Automations installs, commissions and services it, on a project basis.
Where are the door systems made?
They are assembled in South Africa, at our Laser Park facility in Johannesburg, from supplied components.
How much does an automatic door in Tangier cost?
Each project is quoted in writing, because freight, duties and installation travel vary. South African prices start at R15 900 excluding VAT for the MCW-100.
What warranty applies?
The MC-125 operator carries a 24-month warranty, and wear items are replaced as part of servicing.
How often should the door be serviced?
Every six months as standard, and more often on very busy entrances or in harsh conditions.
Coetz™, Unit 2, 84 Ridge Road, Laser Park, Johannesburg. Call 010 412 0062, WhatsApp 076 613 4418 or use our contact page.
Automatic doors across Africa
Coetz™ supplies automatic entrance systems across Africa and MC Automations installs them, project by project from Laser Park in Johannesburg. Find your country or city below, or see automatic doors South Africa for projects at home and the MC Automations automatic doors Africa page.
- North Africa – Egypt: Cairo, Alexandria · Morocco: Rabat, Casablanca, Marrakech, Tangier · Algeria: Algiers · Tunisia: Tunis
- West Africa – Nigeria: Abuja, Lagos, Port Harcourt, Ibadan · Ghana: Accra, Kumasi · Côte d'Ivoire: Yamoussoukro, Abidjan · Senegal: Dakar · Togo: Lomé · Benin: Cotonou · Cape Verde: automatic doors Cape Verde
- Central Africa – Cameroon: Douala · Gabon: automatic doors Gabon, Libreville · Republic of the Congo: Brazzaville · DR Congo: Kinshasa, Lubumbashi · Angola: Luanda
- East Africa – Ethiopia: Addis Ababa · Kenya: Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu · Uganda: Kampala, Entebbe · Rwanda: Kigali · Tanzania: Dodoma, Dar es Salaam, Arusha, Zanzibar, Mwanza
- Southern Africa – Botswana: automatic doors Botswana, Gaborone, Francistown, Maun · Namibia: automatic doors Namibia, Windhoek, Walvis Bay, Swakopmund · Zimbabwe: automatic doors Zimbabwe, Harare, Bulawayo · Zambia: automatic doors Zambia, Lusaka, Livingstone, Ndola · Mozambique: automatic doors Mozambique, Maputo, Beira, Nampula · Malawi: automatic doors Malawi, Lilongwe · Lesotho: automatic doors Lesotho, Maseru · Eswatini: automatic doors Eswatini
- Indian Ocean islands – Madagascar: automatic doors Madagascar, Antananarivo · Mauritius: automatic doors Mauritius · Seychelles: automatic doors Seychelles
Coetz™ also exports aluminium windows and doors to every African country, supply only: see aluminium windows and doors Africa.
Building in Morocco? Coetz™ also supplies aluminium windows and doors Morocco, exported from our Laser Park factory for your builder to fit.
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