Explosives Magazine Doors for Mines and Quarries
Heavy steel magazine doors for explosives and detonator stores, manufactured by Shellmate in Harare and installed on site at mines and quarries across Zimbabwe. Made to measure, with high-security and dual-control locking.
- Explosives and detonator stores
- Heavy steel, made to measure
- Dual-control locking
- Installed on site, nationwide
What a magazine door is
An explosives magazine is the locked store where a mine or quarry keeps blasting explosives and detonators. Its door is the main barrier against theft and unauthorised access, so it must be heavy, fit its frame closely and lock securely.
Shellmate manufactures magazine doors in our Harare workshop, complete with frame and locks, and installs them at the magazine, including at remote sites.
Built to your magazine
| Option | What we build |
|---|---|
| Size | Made to the magazine opening, single or double leaf |
| Steel | Heavy steel plate, thickness to your specification |
| Frame | Steel frame anchored into the magazine wall |
| Locks | High-security key locks, combination locks or dual control (two keyholders) |
| Stores | Explosives magazines, detonator stores and armouries |
Meeting your licence requirements
Explosives magazines are licensed and inspected. Tell us the door and locking requirements set by your explosives licence or the inspector, and we will build the door to that specification. If your magazine is new, we can work with your mine engineer or contractor on the opening and frame.
Delivery and installation at the mine
- Delivery to mines and quarries anywhere in Zimbabwe.
- Frame fitted and anchored into the magazine wall by our installers.
- Locks set and keys or combinations handed over to the responsible officers.
- Servicing, lock changes and repairs afterwards.
What affects the price
- Door size and number of leaves.
- Steel plate thickness.
- Locks and dual control.
- Frame and wall work.
- Distance to the site.
Questions buyers ask
What is an explosives magazine door?
The heavy steel door and frame on the store where a mine or quarry keeps explosives and detonators. It keeps the store secure and limits access to authorised keyholders.
Can you install a magazine door at a remote mine?
Yes. We deliver and install at mines and quarries across Zimbabwe.
Do you make doors for detonator stores and armouries?
Yes. We build doors for explosives magazines, detonator stores and armouries, sized to the opening and with the locks you need.
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Get a quotation
Send us the magazine opening size, the site location and any door or lock requirements from your explosives licence. We will quote for supply and installation.