Searching for Chase Doors replacement parts and unsure where to start? Whether you manage a supermarket, warehouse, or cold storage facility, properly functioning doors are essential for safe traffic flow and daily operations. They can also help maintain temperature control and environmental separation when required. 

Depending on the model and part you need, replacement options may need to be sourced through authorized distributors or parts suppliers. If you get the wrong part that isn’t meant for your model, it can affect door alignment, sealing, movement, or impact protection. It can risk air leakage, operational issues, safety concerns, and unnecessary downtime.

This Chase Doors parts shopping guide explains how to find compatible replacement parts and keep your doors operating as they should.

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A Guide to Buying Chase Doors Replacement Parts for Commercial & Industrial Facilities

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Depending on your Chase Doors model and replacement part, you may need to purchase components through an authorized distributor. 

Replacement options and other model-specific door hardware can include:

  • Door gaskets and seals

  • Bumpers/kick plates

  • Fasteners

  • Hinge guards

  • Panels

  • Pull handles

  • Single and double-pane windows


How to Know Which Chase Door Parts Your Model Requires

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Chase Doors manufactures several ColdGuard, Durulite, and AirGard models with different dimensions and hardware configurations, so replacement parts aren’t necessarily interchangeable between doors. Before buying parts, identify your Chase Doors model and the component you need. 

Depending on the replacement component, you may also need the following to confirm compatibility:

  • Existing part number

  • Door dimensions

  • Door configuration

  • Available manufacturer identification information

  • Photos 

Check the door for any manufacturer identification label, tag, or plate that may contain any model, order, or other identifying information. You can also review the original Chase Doors documentation for your door. If this is unavailable, you can provide a parts distributor with photos, dimensions, and any existing part numbers to help you find the right replacement.

 

Common Mistakes When Buying Chase Door Parts

Before ordering replacement Chase Doors parts, avoid these common mistakes:

 

Assuming Chase Doors Parts Are Universal

ColdGuard, Durulite, and AirGard are different door systems with model-specific parts and hardware. A part used on one isn’t necessarily compatible with another.

 

Ordering Parts by Appearance Alone

Similar-looking gaskets, hinges, and other hardware may have different dimensions, mounting requirements, or model applications. Depending on the component, verify compatibility using the model, part number, dimensions, and door configuration as needed.

 

Confusing the Door Type With a Specific Model

Knowing you have a Durulite or ColdGuard door may not be enough. Chase Doors offers multiple models and configurations within these product lines that may use different replacement parts.

 

Not Providing Enough Information When Parts Can’t Be Identified

If your Chase Doors model or existing part number isn’t available, provide your distributor with:

  • Photos

  • Door dimensions

  • Configuration details

  • Any available identification information 

This helps determine the correct replacement part your model requires.

 

Chase Doors Parts for ColdGuard Cold Storage Doors

Chase Doors ColdGuard cold storage doors are available in swing, sliding, and vertical lift configurations for coolers and freezers. Depending on the door type, replacement parts can include gaskets, seals, hinges, tracks, latches, and other hardware designed to maintain proper door operation and sealing.

Some examples of Chase Doors parts for ColdGuard cold storage doors are:

 

Chase Doors Parts for Durulite Traffic & Impact Doors

Chase Doors Durulite traffic and impact doors are designed for high-traffic, multi-way openings where facilities need environmental, sound, or visual separation. They’re built to withstand frequent carts, staff, and material-handling traffic. 

As a result, parts such as leading-edge gaskets, hinge guards, bumpers, windows, and other hardware may require replacement over time.

Some examples of Chase Doors parts for Durulite traffic and impact doors are:

 

Chase Doors Parts for AirGard Flexible Doors

Chase Doors AirGard flexible doors are designed for high-traffic openings where wide loads need maximum clearance. Models such as AirGard 200 and AirGard 973 use top-mounted gravity hinges that allow the flexible panels to open on contact and automatically close. 

Depending on the model, replacement parts can include gravity hinge components, wipers, jamb-edge seals, impact plates, and other door hardware.

Some examples of Chase Doors parts for AirGard flexible doors are:

 

Chase Doors Parts Key Takeaways

  • Chase Doors manufactures several door systems, including cold storage, traffic, impact, and flexible doors that may require model-specific replacement parts

  • Chase Door replacement parts aren’t always universal across all models

  • Your Chase Doors model, existing part number, dimensions, and door configuration can help identify the correct replacement parts

  • Breakaway Enterprises is an authorized Chase Doors distributor that can help you identify and source replacement parts for compatible models

 

Keep Your Facility Operating Properly: Shop Chase Doors Replacement Parts Today

Whether it’s an aged gasket, worn-down hinge, or failing piece of hardware, these components can interfere with proper door operation. 

Reduce the risk of costly downtime with Breakaway Enterprises. 

As an authorized Chase Doors distributor, we provide replacement parts and hardware to help keep your facility running as it should. 

Don’t let a small part cause a big problem.

Browse our Chase Doors parts, get a quote, or contact us for help with shopping for what you need today!

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Chase Doors Parts FAQs:








Start by identifying your Chase Doors model and part you need. Depending on the part, you may also need the existing part number, dimensions, door configuration, or photos to confirm model compatibility.

Not necessarily. Many Chase Doors parts are model- or configuration-specific, although some components may fit multiple models. Always verify compatibility using the door model and any applicable part numbers, dimensions, configuration details, or other identification information.

Buying the wrong part for your Chase Doors model can interfere with normal operations, sealing, or alignment. For temperature-controlled doors, poor sealing can cause heat leakage, making it more difficult to maintain the required storage environment.

You can buy Chase Doors replacement parts through Chase Doors authorized distributors, such as Breakaway Enterprises. We can help identify replacement hardware based on your model, part number, dimensions, and application.

 

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