Why choose a Teleflex window opener?
Teleflex window openers are particularly favoured in designs that require a clean, minimalistic design since the cable system can be made to look very discreet.
Additionally, Teleflex window winder mechanisms offer smooth and precise control, making them ideal for both residential and commercial settings. Their durability and compatibility with various window types make them a versatile and long-lasting choice of manual winding gear.
Installation Examples
Below are some illustrations of popular installation formats. Note: when referring to these it’s important to note the exit position from the operator and the orientation of the chain cases on the vent units.
Single, top hung vent
The simplest installation option, a single window with one or more openers depending on the width of the vent.
Multiple banks with junction box
Here there are multiple banks of windows driven by a single operator. A junction is used to provide 3 different conduit paths from the operator’s 2 exits, avoiding the need to extend a conduit run from one bank to another.
Bottom Hung example
Manual winding gear is also suitable for other window types such as bottom hung, or side hung.
What window types does a Teleflex window opener suit?
- Side hung
- Top hung
- Bottom Hung Open in or Out
- Skylight and Roof Windows
Manual winding window gears are extremely versatile and make a suitable, cost-effective solution for both commercial and domestic applications. These types of manual openers are widely used in schools, hospitals, offices and commercial buildings but can be a great alternative option where wiring is not possible.
Advantages of Teleflex window winders
Space-Saving Design: The flexible cable mechanism allows for discreet installation, making it ideal for tight spaces or areas where traditional systems are impractical.
Enhanced Accessibility: Teleflex winders enable the operation of windows in hard-to-reach locations, such as high skylights or behind fixed furniture.
Smooth and Reliable Operation: Teleflex winding gear provides precise control with minimal effort, ensuring consistent performance and long-lasting durability.
Manual Winding Gear Equipment
A manual winding gear for window systems is comprised of multiple different components and at Rocburn we stock just about everything from the conduit saddle brackets to the vent unit itself.
Operators
We have a range of operators to suit any installation, including – Mini, Maxi, and Midi sizes in a variety of colours.
Chain Openers and Screwjacks
Chain Openers 250mm and 380mm, SJ138600 Screwjacks designed for roof vents, Telescopic Fork and Swivel Openers for pivoting louvre blades, Locking Openers for narrow spaces above bottom hung windows.
Conduit and Helical Cable
We stock a full selection of Conduit and Helical Cable in addition to all the accessories required for installation such as – Spring Stops, End Plugs, Conduit Connectors and Junction Boxes.
Tools
We have all the specialised tools required such as Conduit Bend Formers and the Conduit Grooving Tool.
Brackets
Brackets to suite Timber, uPVC, Aluminium frame types. Compatible with both open in or open out windows.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, these window types are also known as hopper windows. We can supply the necessary brackets and fixings to make an opener work on these.
The conduit comes in 3m lengths which can be joined together to form longer lengths. When joining conduit you will need to use our conduit grooving tool to ensure the two ends are securely connected.
As well as the common White, Grey, and Black options, Rocburn are able to supply Anthrocite Grey from stock as well.
Typically speaking it’s best to replace the system, for a couple of reasons. First is that although Teleflex is the best known, there are multiple brands in the market manufacturing winding gear and there’s no easy way to tell which brand conduit or cable you have. Another key reason is that all the equipment is subject to the same wear and tear, therefore, other components are likely to fail very soon.
By turning the operating handle from an accessible location, you drive a helical cable inside a conduit fixed to your wall. As the cable travels through a chain opener located at the window, it drives a cog which then drives a chain out of the opener body and its links lock in a way that allows the chain to become rigid, pushing the window or vent open.
We understand that it can be near impossible to know if a product is compatible with any particular window. That’s why we provide a free consultation over the phone with our technical sales team.
We’ll work with you to offer you the right product for your requirements.