Strap coilers
Strap and cord coilers, straps, cover panels
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- Flush-in strap coilers are fitted in wall boxes. Most of the coiler is concealed in the wall, with only the cover panel and strap outlet visible from the outside.
- Surface-mounted strap coilers are screwed onto the wall or window frame. These narrow models can be swivelled into various positions, and can be opened to fit the strap.
- Semi-flush-in strap coilers represent a halfway point between the two previous variants. They are partially installed in the window frame, with the remaining part protruding out.
- When mounting the strap coilers, it is important to choose the right product for the hole spacing. SELVE offers various versions for all standard hole spacings.
- Another important factor is the „strap width“. Mini-coilers have a strap width of 15 mm, while new construction coilers measure 23 mm.
- Alongside our tried-and-tested strap coilers, we also offer models with cords. Cord coilers are used in a virtually identical way to strap coilers, but use a cord instead of a strap.
- Whether they use straps or cords, some products come with the mechanism pre-coiled, while
others require the strap or cord to be purchased separately and coiled on site.
- Large and heavy roller shutters require special coilers with an extra-long strap, used in conjunction with strap tension gears. These feature a larger coiling area and spring case, as well as a greater spring force.
- The strap coilers are available in a wide range of shapes, designs and colours. Users can also choose from a variety of different coloured straps, cover panels and strap guides.
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The strap coiler is used to manually open and close roller shutters. Pulling on the strap moves the shutter upwards. Inside the roller shutter box, the strap is coiled around the pulley and the shutter is wound around the octagonal shaft. To close the roller shutter, the strap is pulled out from the strap coiler. The shutter unwinds from the octagonal shaft under its own weight and slides down the guide rails in front of the window until it is closed.
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