The door body is the main part of a rolling shutter door, usually composed of PVC curtains, guide rails, and bottom beams. The curtains are tightly arranged inside the guide rail to achieve rapid lifting. The bottom beam plays a role in fixing and supporting the door body, usually made of metal materials such as aluminum alloy or steel plate, with certain strength and durability.
The drive motor is the core component of the rolling shutter door, responsible for providing power. The motor transmits power to the door body through transmission devices such as reducers and chains, thereby achieving the lifting motion of the door body. Motors are usually installed on reels and powered by a power source. When it is necessary to open or close the rolling shutter door, the control system will start the motor. After the motor starts, the scroll begins to rotate, driving the door body to rise and fall.
The control device is an electronic component used to control the opening and adjusting of the rolling shutter door. Common control devices include remote controllers, manual switches, sensors, etc. By receiving operational instructions, the control device can control the start and stop of the motor, thereby achieving the opening and closing of the door. At the same time, the control device can also adjust the speed of the motor to control the lifting speed of the door body.
The track is a guiding device used to guide the lifting and lowering of the door body. The track of rolling shutter doors is usually welded with square or round tubes, which have sufficient strength and stability. The guide rail is used to support and guide the up and down movement of the door panel, usually made of aluminum alloy or stainless steel.
