Wayne-Dalton 600 User Manual

RO L L I N G G R I L L E S

600

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ROLLING GRILLES

DURABLE ROLLING GRILLES WITH MULTIPLE BENEFITS

Wayne-Dalton Rolling Grilles offer total security, visibility, and
ventilation in a number of patterns and finishes for commercial,
industrial, retail, and institutional applications. These grilles are
available in steel, aluminum, or stainless steel to meet any need.

• SIZES UP TO 42' WIDE AND
26' HIGH

• VARIETY OF PATTERNS AND
MATERIALS

• EXTREMELY DURABLE
CONSTRUCTION

ROLLING GRILLES

600 SE RIES

Wayne-Dalton Rolling Grilles are designed to maximize
security, visibility, and ventilation.The durable construction
technique used ensures that the grilles will offer many
years of reliable and consistent performance.

Materials & Construction

Standard features include 5/16” galvanized steel horizontal
rods, continuous from jamb to jamb, and covered with
aluminum tubes. Vertical links are aluminum. End links
ensure that the grille cannot be pulled from guides.

The bottom bar is a tubular aluminum extrusion, fitted
with nylon end caps which act as bearing surfaces.

Optional cylinder lock assembly in bottom bar activates
concealed 3/8” steel tamperproof lock rods. Lock uses
standard mortise cylinder, and is also available with an
optional removable core. Center locks available up
to 25' wide.

Aluminum grill patterns are available in clear, mill, or
bronze anodized finishes. Optional materials are #304
finished stainless steel and galvanized steel.

Powder coating is available in 180 colors. Powder coating
is a dry finishing process in which finely ground particles
of pigment and resin are electrostatically charged and
sprayed onto the electrically grounded parts of rolling
doors.These charged particles adhere to the rolling door
parts until they melt and fuse into a solid coating in a
curing oven.The result is a finish that radiates beauty and
smoothness for an aesthetically pleasing grille.

Operation can be manual push-up, chain, crank, or
motor-operated. Door mounting can be self-supporting,
using structural tubes, or directly to the building structure.

Counterbalance assembly consists of a spring
barrel which serves as a load-carrying beam. It
encases the counterbalance mechanism and
provides the axis around which the curtain coils.
(Deflection is limited to 0.033" per lineal foot of
span.) If required, barrel rings of malleable iron or
stamped steel may be provided to assure proper
countebalance. Oil-tempered, torsion-type
counterbalance springs are wound from
heat-treated steel, providing accuracy in balancing
the door. Barrel plugs connect ends of springs to
barrel and tension rod. Tension rod of steel
shafting holds fixed ends of springs and carries
torsional load of spring counterbalance.

Spring tension adjusting wheel is normally mounted
outside the bracket on end of tension rod. Inside
adjusting wheel for tight side-room applications is
available in limited sizes.

Available patterns

G6 Pattern (standard)

For aluminum, galvanized and
stainless steel.

G8 Pattern (optional)
Designed with closer spacing

of vertical links, but wider
than G7 pattern.

G1 Pattern (optional)
For aluminum, galvanized and

stainless steel.

Options

• Steel MountingTubes

• Lexalite Inserts

• Centerlock Security Pattern

• Sloped Bottom Bars

• Drop Stop Device

• Safety Edges

• Powder Coating

• Cable Releases

• Super-Imposed Combination Doors

• Multiple Locking Combinations

• Emergency egress available on motor operated doors

G7 Pattern (optional)
Designed with closer spacing of vertical

links (2"). Shown in bronze anodized
aluminum. Note: dime shown for scale.

Optional hood cover encloses curtain coil and
counterbalance mechanism and is made to match
the grille finish.

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