Shutter with articulated elements equipped with an electrical driving device
OwnerEdward Miersinventor
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Shutter (4) with articulated elements (6) guided by two rails (8) having a first rectilinear part (8V) mounted in the plane that the shutter (4) is to occupy in the closed position, connected by a curved part (8C) to a second rectilinear part (8H), mounted in the plane that the shutter (4) is to occupy in the open position. This shutter (4) is equipped with an electrical drive device having: two drive tracks (10) mounted respectively along said second rectilinear part (8H) of the rails (8), a carriage (5) having a frame carried and guided by the second rectilinear part (8H) of the rails (8), there being mounted on this frame a drive shaft (24), an electric motor (22) and a transmission between the shaft (24) and the motor (22), pinions (27) or notched wheels fixed to the two ends of the shaft (24) meshing with the drive tracks (10), connection mechanisms (30, 31) between the carriage (5) and the closest shutter element (6), and a control station for controlling the running and stopping of the motor.
A shutter for a truck having a set of articulated elements and being provided to be moved along a path between a closed and an open position, and vice versa, said set comprising a lower panel element (6A) provided to contact a floor of said truck when said shutter is in said closed position and an upper panel element (6Z) connected to a base plate (36), said shutter (4) further having
Device for electrically driving a shutter (4) for a truck having a set of articulated elements (6) and being provided to be moved along a path between a closed and an open position, and vice versa, said set comprising a lower panel element (6A) provided to contact a floor of said truck when said shutter is in said closed position and an upper panel element (6Z) connected to base plate (36), said shutter (4) further having
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