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PRN – sectional residential |
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Sectional Door for residential use characterised
for example by: hollow shaft without cotter hole, springs reinforced
for 25.000 cycles, residential bracket, cylindrical drums of
400-8, double horizontal guide.
This model is manufactured fully prepared for automation but
with roof motor. |
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at a maximum width of 3.000 mm. light opening. |
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PRN exterior cable |
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Residential sectional Door for domestic constructions.
The lintel or master beam (space where the springs are positioned)
must be no less than 220 mm.
This model is characterised by the use of the exterior cable
bracket, so the cables or towlines go outside the vertical
guides, requiring a minimum space of 120 mm. to attach
these guides. |
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PRN
cable interior |
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Residential Sectional Door used for domestic
constructions.
The lintel or master beam (space where the springs are positioned)
must be no less than 250 mm.
The interior cable bracket is used in this model which
means the cables or towlines go inside the vertical guides,
requiring a minimum space of 80 mm. to attach these guides. |
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PRN straight guide /exterior cable |
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Residential Sectional Door for domestic constructions.
An exception is when the lintel or master beam is less than
160 mm (extra small lintel) in which case a double guide is
used which is straight.
The exterior cable bracket is used in this model which
means the cables or towlines go outside the vertical guides,
requiring a minimum space of 120 mm. to attach these
guides. |
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PRN straight guide /interior cable |
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Residential Sectional Door for domestic constructions.
An exception is when the lintel or master beam is less than
180 mm (extra small lintel) in which case a double guide is
used which is straight.
The interior cable bracket
is used in this model which means the cables or towlines
go inside the vertical guides, requiring a minimum space of
80 mm. to attach these guides. |
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PBR |
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Residential Sectional Door for domestic constructions.
The lintel or master beam (space where the springs are positioned)
must be at least 450 mm.
In this model the 3-bearing (industrial, fig. 17) and
interior cable bracket, (fig.8) are used which means
the cables or towlines go inside the vertical guides (fig. 18). Unlike model PRN, a “C” shaped section
is welded to the horizontal guide, requiring a minimum space
of 100 mm. (fig. 19) to attach these guides. |
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