Roller blinds mountings

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1998-03-05

1999-11-02

Stodola, Daniel P.

Flexible or portable closure, partition, or panel

Roll type

With rotating means

1601781R, 160319, 1603231, 160903, A47G 502

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059751860

ABSTRACT:
The blind comprises a sheet wound on a tube which is supported at one end by a drive assembly and at the opposite end by an idle end mounting. The drive assembly is operated by a ball cord which is engaged over a flangeless pulley which, in turn, has an internal notch to pass over a braking spring. The idle end mounting includes a spring which holds the tube in position and which acts between a spigot and a shaft, both of which are keyed together. The spigot rotates on a drum which is mounted on a ribbed metal bracket, and a similar bracket supports the drive assembly.

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