Braking device for shutter for building

Flexible or portable closure – partition – or panel – Roll type – With brake or stop

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ABSTRACT:
A device for preventing a shutter curtain from falling by its own weight and allowing the shutter curtain to descend in a braked manner, is provided such that separate space for the device does not need to be provided.
A viscous clutch 9, which provides braking to the rotation of a winding shaft rotating in the direction of closing during the shutter curtain 2 descending by its own weight, is provided between the winding shaft 7 and a bracket 5 of the building. Further, the viscous clutch is arranged to be smaller in diameter than the innermost inner diameter of the shutter curtain wound onto the winding wheel 4, thus fitting within the wound shutter.

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