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Engineeringthe way in

Automatic doors that never make anyone stop.

Sliding, telescopic, swing, revolving and hermetic entrance systems — designed, supplied, commissioned and serviced across South Africa.

Tested to 1,000,000 cyclesMC-125 and MCW-100
24-month warrantyOn the operator
Multi-brand service and repairAny major brand, not only ours

The range

Precision in every opening.

MC Automations delivers precision-engineered automatic door systems designed for smooth, reliable and controlled operation. From automatic sliding doors and swing doors to sensors, access control and entrance automation, every system is built to provide dependable performance, seamless movement and professional access—opening after opening.

Automatic sliding doors

Single or bi-parting on the MC-125. Clear openings 1450–5000 mm, leaves to 150 kg.

MC-125 operator →

Telescopic sliding doors

Two leaves a side in a short track, where the facade has no room for a standard door to park.

Sliding door systems →

Automatic swing doors

The MCW-100 automates a new or existing leaf, 60° to 110°, to 150 kg.

MCW-100 operator →

Automatic revolving doors

People in and out at once, with the lobby never fully open to the street.

Revolving entrances →

Hermetically sealed doors

Sealed closure for theatres, cleanrooms and controlled environments.

Hermetic entrances →

Service & maintenance

Planned maintenance, safety checks and repairs — any major brand, not only ours.

Service & maintenance →

Sectors

Your entrance, our expertise.

Where our automatic doors work hardest

Automatic doors at a shopping centre retail entrance

Retail & shopping centres

Automatic doors in a hospital ward corridor

Healthcare

Automatic sliding door entrance at a restaurant

Hotels & hospitality

Automatic sliding doors at a glass office entrance

Banking & insurance

Automatic sliding doors at a service station forecourt shop

Public facilities & transport

Automatic sliding door entrance at a business park

Industrial

Automatic doors at a commercial showroom entrance in Johannesburg

Assembled and supported in-house

The expertise behind every entrance

Our MC-125 and MCW-100 automatic door operators are assembled at our own facility, giving our customers something that matters long after installation — local technical expertise, responsive support and direct access to critical spares.

  • Spares & Components — Access to replacement sensors, controls, operators and essential automatic door components.
  • Specialist Technicians — Experienced technical support for automatic sliding doors, swing doors, sensors and entrance systems.
  • Local Technical Support — Johannesburg-based support from a team that understands the systems and can respond on site when required.
  • Complete Entrance Solutions — Automatic doors, access control, aluminium and glazing brought together as one integrated entrance solution.

How your project comes together

From Site Survey to a Fully Commissioned Automatic Entrance

01

Site Survey

We measure the opening, headroom, power and site conditions.

02

System Specification

Operator, configuration, activation, safety sensors, access control and locking.

03

System Supply

Operator, sensors, controls and hardware prepared to the approved specification.

04

Installation & Commissioning

Our technicians install, configure and commission, then set the safety parameters.

05

Service & Maintenance

Planned servicing, safety checks and call-outs after handover.

Specifying an entrance

Most of the job is settled before anything is installed

Most automatic-door problems are decided at specification, not installation. Four things matter more than the rest:

  • Clear opening width — size it for your busiest hour, not the daily average
  • The header — surface-mounted operators need a solid, level fixing across the span
  • Power at the opening — if it is not at the head already, an electrician adds cost
  • Access control — decide up front; it changes the wiring, not a bolt-on

Get those right and automatic doors become the part of the building nobody thinks about, which is exactly what they should be.

Automatic sliding doors at a shopping centre entrance

Service & spare parts

Servicing, repairs and spares

We service and repair automatic entrances from any major brand, not only our own, and we hold spares for the MC-125 and MCW-100 so a common failure does not become a six-week wait.

Planned maintenance, breakdown call-outs, sensor and controller upgrades and takeovers of doors another installer fitted are all covered on the servicing page.

Genuine Spare Parts — genuine MC-125 and MCW-100 components, held on the shelf at Laser Park in Johannesburg because that is where the operators are assembled. We also supply parts for entrances built by other manufacturers, and we will tell you whether a part is an original component or a functional equivalent before you order it.

Let’s Engineer Your Automatic Entrance

Planning a new automatic sliding door, swing door or access-controlled entrance? Send us your opening dimensions, site requirements and access-control needs. MC Automations will help specify the right automatic door system, including the operator, sensors, controls, installation and commissioning.

From a single commercial entrance to multi-site automatic door projects, our team can assist from initial specification through to installation and ongoing service.

Where we are

Laser Park, Johannesburg

Automatic doors: common questions

What types of automatic doors do you supply?

Sliding, telescopic, swing, revolving and hermetic automatic doors, for commercial and industrial buildings. Which one suits an opening is decided by its clear width, the leaf weight, how much wall there is to park a leaf against and how many people pass through it.

Which operators do you use?

The MC-125 for sliding entrances and the MCW-100 for swing doors. Both are imported and assembled at our Laser Park workshop in Roodepoort, which is why spares for them sit on a shelf in Johannesburg rather than arriving weeks later. Both are tested to one million operating cycles.

What does an automatic entrance cost?

Entry pricing starts at R15 900 for the MCW-100 swing operator and R27 590 for the MC-125 sliding operator, excluding VAT. The figure for a specific opening depends on the width, the leaf weight and configuration, the sensors and safety devices the setting needs, and any work to the existing structure. We quote against an opening we have measured, not from a catalogue.

Who installs and commissions the door?

Our own technicians, or technicians working under our instruction. Our automatic doors are surveyed before they are quoted, and we commission each entrance and demonstrate its operation — including the manual release — before handover.

Do you service doors another company installed?

Yes. Planned maintenance, breakdown call-outs, sensor and controller upgrades and spares, on automatic doors from other manufacturers as well as our own. On equipment we did not install, the first visit is a condition report: we record what is fitted and what is worn before committing to a maintenance interval or a price.

What warranty applies?

24 months on the operator that drives the door. Wearing parts, glass, and damage from impact or misuse sit outside it, as does an entrance that has not been maintained on an interval appropriate to its duty. We set that out at quotation rather than leaving it to be assumed.

Where do you install automatic doors?

We supply, install, commission and service automatic doors nationwide from our Johannesburg base. Same-day call-outs are available in Gauteng; elsewhere attendance is scheduled.

What happens during load shedding?

With a battery backup fitted, automatic doors keep operating through a slot. Without one it goes to the state chosen for the building — fail-open, so the opening stays passable, or fail-secure, so it holds until somebody uses the manual release. That choice belongs to whoever is responsible for the building, and we ask it before installation rather than assuming.

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