H&H Specialties 200 Series Track Installation Instructions - Manual (Page 3)

H & H Specialties Inc. 200 Series Installation
South El Monte, CA 91733 February 20, 2007
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the other side of the splice in the same manner. Make sure that
the track ends are still butted together. CAUTION! Do not
over tighten the bolts since deformation of the track is
possible.
5. The adjustment screws on the side of the splice are used to
hold the side alignment of the track. Start by turning the screws
on one side of the splice until they touch the track, then do the
same to the other side. Any side misalignment may be adjusted
by alternately tightening or loosening various screws.
6. When the track is aligned, tighten the 1/4" splice attachment
bolts together. Caution! Make sure that the track stays in
alignment as you tighten the splice.
Pivot Devices
1. Pivot devices allow for curtains to be positioned at different
angles relative to the track. The 20 and 20X are free-wheeling
units. The addition of the optional 20BK brake kit will prevent
undesired movement of pivot along track.
2. The pivot devices are designed for either 1-3/8" O.D. tubing
or 1" Sch. 40 pipe. Maximum recommended batten length is 6'-
0". Make sure that the batten is the proper length for the
application.
3. Install the "C" clamps in each end of the curtain batten.
These are provided so that a cord may be tied between the two
to aid in turning the device. The cord should be long enough so
that adjustment may be done with the curtain at its proper trim.
4. WARNING! Tracks that include pivot devices must be
provided with a bolt through style end stop (211) to contain
the pivot device within the track assembly.
4. CAUTION! Do not attempt to adjust the curtain by
means of pulling on the fabric. Damage to the curtain and
associated hardware may result.
5. CAUTION! The recommended total load on the device
must not exceed 75 pounds.
Rear Fold Guide
1. Rear fold guides (212, 213, 222, and 223) are used when the
curtain needs to store in a pocket or a "sliding door" effect is
desired.
2. The guide is attached to the carrier and is positioned offstage
in relation to the carrier. Rubber bumpers are place on each side
of the guide to insure quiet operation. Note: The master carrier
and carrier nearest the end pulley do not require a rear fold
guide.
3. As the curtain is pulled open, it is pulled back into the pocket
flat and does not start to fold until the carrier stops. The curtain
does not billow as it moves offstage and will fold neatly in the
pocket.
RECOMMENDED TRACK SUPPORT SPACING
Using 206 Clamp Hanger (in feet)
Curtain Weight
Per Carrier (pounds)
110S 210B
2 7.5 7.5
3 7.5 7.5
4 7.5 7.5
5 7 7
For additional information, please refer to Catalog Fourteen,
pages 62-63. For tracks 10 feet or less in length it is
recommended that the track be supported at a minimum of three
locations.
All recommendations stated are presented in good faith and
based upon generally accepted engineering principles. The user,
however, is cautioned that H & H Specialties Inc. cannot
guarantee the accuracy of the data presented in this table for
every situation. It is the customer’s responsibility to determine
the suitability of H & H Specialties’ products for any given
application, taking into account the specific requirements, the
environment of use, and any possible peculiarities of the
application.
Direct ceiling attachment of tracks has not been evaluated as the
support structure, method of attachment, and attachment
requirements may vary widely from project to project. A
qualified person should be consulted for this application.
DISCLAIMER
This product is designed for moving curtains or, in
some cases, scenery.
NONE OF THE ITEMS DESCRIBED HEREIN ARE
DESIGNED, INTENDED OR WARRANTED FOR
THE USE OF LIFTING OR TRANSPORTING
PEOPLE OR OTHER LIVING OBJECTS.
H & H Specialties Inc. makes no representation of the
suitability of any product for any application unless
specific design drawings are made by the factory and
the products are installed in precisely the manner
detailed by our design staff.