Door rollers and guide shoe rollers are designed to reduce friction, maintain alignment, and support controlled movement throughout the elevator system.
In Thyssenkrupp elevator systems, door rollers help car and landing doors move effortlessly along their tracks, reducing vibration and noise during opening and closing cycles. Guide shoe rollers perform an important task by guiding the elevator car and counterweight along the vertical guide rails.
Together, these components contribute to stable travel, accurate positioning and consistent performance in residential, commercial and high-rise applications.
| Product Type | Available Variants |
|---|---|
| Door Rollers | Door Roller Φ30 × 9 × M10 (THWR01), Door Roller Φ70 × 17 × 6200 R-Groove (THWR02), Door Roller Φ70 × 17 × 6200 S-Groove (THWR03), Door Roller Φ80 × 13.5 × 6200 (THWR04) |
| Guide Shoe Rollers | Guide Shoe Roller Φ153 × 32 × 2-6204 (THWR05), Guide Shoe Roller Φ82 × 24 × 2-6201 (THWR06), Guide Shoe Roller Φ100 × 34 × M16 (THWR07) |
| Roller Guide Shoe Assemblies | Roller Guide Shoe Assembly, Roller Φ153 × 32 × 2-6204, Mounting Hole Φ140 × 75 (THWR08) |
The available range includes door rollers for various door operator systems. Variations in roller diameter, groove profile, bearing configuration and mounting dimensions allow these components to be matched to specific Thyssenkrupp elevator models and operating conditions.
1. What is the purpose of a door roller in an elevator?
Door rollers help elevator doors move smoothly along their tracks, supporting quiet and reliable opening and closing operation.
2. What does a guide shoe roller do?
A guide shoe roller helps guide the elevator car or counterweight along the guide rails while maintaining stability during travel.
3. Why are different roller sizes available?
Different elevator systems require specific roller dimensions and configurations to match door mechanisms and guide rail designs.
4. What is a roller guide shoe assembly?
A roller guide shoe assembly combines rollers and mounting components into a complete unit used to guide the elevator along the rails.
5. Are door rollers and guide shoe rollers used for the same purpose?
No. Door rollers assist door movement, while guide shoe rollers are responsible for guiding the elevator car and counterweight along the shaft rails.