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Door Catalogue for BECKER Sectional Door Drives - Becker-Antriebe

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<strong>Sectional</strong> <strong>Door</strong> <strong>Drives</strong> and Controls<br />

The sectional door is the most frequently used door system in<br />

industrial applications throughout Europe. You will there<strong>for</strong>e find that<br />

the <strong>BECKER</strong> sectional door range offers a wide selection of drive series<br />

tailored to your individual requirements.<br />

<strong>BECKER</strong> sectional door drives<br />

are suitable <strong>for</strong> …<br />

• Solid and tubular shafts<br />

1“ - shaft<br />

1“ - drawn tubes<br />

• 25 mm + 1“ shaft<br />

(150 series)<br />

Structure of the article designation:<br />

5. Manual actuation<br />

4. Speed<br />

3. Limit switching<br />

2. Torque<br />

1. Type<br />

5. Manual actuation:<br />

Examples: HK = Hand crank<br />

A 50 E/25 HK LK = Light hand-chain<br />

AK = Disconnecting clutch<br />

<strong>Door</strong> <strong>Catalogue</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>BECKER</strong> <strong>Sectional</strong> <strong>Door</strong> <strong>Drives</strong>, Page 5<br />

The <strong>Drives</strong><br />

For sectional doors, <strong>BECKER</strong> offers the following drive types with<br />

various specifications: AW 25–A 140 single phase and three-phase<br />

A.C. drives, A 50 E - A 140 E with electronic limit switching and<br />

A 50-A 70 DMR sectional door drives with torque control.<br />

Per<strong>for</strong>mance data:<br />

• From 25 Nm to 140 Nm<br />

• For three-phase A.C. (3 x 400 volt/50Hz,<br />

can be changed to 3 x 230 volt / 50Hz)<br />

• For single-phase A.C. (1 x 230 volt/50Hz)<br />

1. Type: 2. Torque ( Nm ):<br />

A = Direct-mount drive See table, page 9,10,11<br />

AW = Alternating current drive<br />

R = Tubular drive<br />

3. Limit switching: 4. Speed ( 1/min. ):<br />

Without = Mechanical limit switching See table, page 9,10,11<br />

E = Electronic limit switching<br />

DMR = Torque control

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