Bearing structure for vertical blinds and roller shades

Flexible or portable closure – partition – or panel – Roll type – With rotating means

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160298, A47G 502

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061387401

ABSTRACT:
An improved bearing mechanism with both a relative larger axial force adjustment mechanism and a relatively smaller axial force adjustment mechanism, works in conjunction with the control rod of a vertical blind system or a roller shade system to provide superior bearing and load handling capability. A primary adjustment mechanism provides a first magnitude range of urging force of a bearing structure toward a housing as by the use of an axial bolt or the like. Inasmuch as this is difficult to adjust without removal of the roller shade and such adjustment is difficult gauge physically, a secondary adjustment structure enables tension adjustment over a second magnitude range of urging force and which is accessible without having to remove the roller. The secondary adjustment structure is a wedge which operates adjacent the main tension member.

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