
Technical Information
Standard Features
Description of a Roller Shutter
Roller shutter doors consist of a curtain of interlocking slats that form a continuous hinge along its entire length. This construction allows the curtain (shutter) to roll up or down from a revolving spring loaded shaft barrel mounted onto steel support brackets. A bottom rail or T-Section strengthens the curtain and allows for the fitment of handles and locking devices. The curtain is prevented from moving sideways by channel guides. The entire assembly is either bolted or welded to the building structure and the rolling mechanism is enclosed in a canopy hood.
Roller shutter doors are widely used in the building industry, from simple applications such as counter closures to heavy duty electrically operated aircraft hanger doors.
Click on features below, or on the the image for further details:-

| 1. | End Plates | 7. | Chain Locking Keep | |
| 2. | Canopy Cover (Optional) | 8. | Hand Chain | |
| 3. | Barrel Assembly | 9. | Channel Guide | |
| 4. | Helical Coil Springs (External) | 10. | Fixing Lugs | |
| 5. | Spur Gear Wheel | 11. | T-Bar (Bottom Rail) | |
| 6. | Chain Wheel | 12. | Curtain |


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