Railless electric retractable door with parallel guiding device
A guiding device and electric telescopic technology, applied in the field of automatic doors, can solve the problems of high production process requirements, poor stability, deformation, etc., and achieve the effects of accurate movement and positioning, improved compression ratio, and convenient maintenance.
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[0034] Such as figure 1 As shown, the overall structure schematic diagram of the trackless electric telescopic door with parallel guiding device in this embodiment. figure 2 is a partially enlarged view.
[0035] A trackless electric retractable door with a parallel guiding device, which includes a door head, a door frame, and walking wheels placed under the door head and the door frame. The door frame 1 is composed of several door rows, and it is characterized in that: the door frame 1 is provided with at least two guiding devices 2, and the guiding devices are installed in parallel and misplaced, and the door frame is expanded or contracted by the guiding devices, so that the door frame is maintained in a correct straight-line running state. The above-mentioned guiding device 2 is two groups of guiding devices 2A and 2B placed in parallel on the lower crossbeam 13 of the door frame 1, the first group of guiding devices 2A and the second group of guiding devices 2B are hori...
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[0037] It is basically the same as Embodiment 1, in which the first group of guiding devices 2A and the second group of guiding devices 2B are slightly different. Such as Figure 5 shown.
Embodiment 3
[0039] In this embodiment, the guiding device 2 is composed of six guiding parts C1-C6. The guiding parts are cylinders, placed parallel to each other on the lower crossbeam of the door row, two in a group, and the lower crossbeam 13 is correspondingly provided with a limit rod 14. . Wear-resistant cover can also be housed on the limit bar 14. Image 6 It is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of Embodiment 3 of the present invention. Figure 7 It is a partially enlarged view of Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
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