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Roto NT Powerhinge Ro To Roto NT PowerHinge The unique solution for particularly large windows made of timber and timber / aluminium Roto NT Window and door technology Trend-setting: Roto NT Fantastic and only from Roto: NT PowerHinge – the new hinge-side for heavyweight windows New: NT PowerHinge – the multiple glazing. The Roto energy aesthetic heavyweight set is suitable for Tilt&Turn models in the NT modular system with sash weights of up to 200 kg, which gives it a unique position in As a leading hardware manufactur- the market. er, we offer you in the shape of the hinge-side NT PowerHinge a Open up new dimensions unique solution specially for floor- to-ceiling windows and balcony Do you want your new home to doors made of timber and tim- have giant windows that let far ber / aluminium, which add an ex- more light into your rooms than tremely stable and at the same time standard windows, and that give aesthetic hardware variant to the you a generous view to the outside? versatile NT modular system that NT PowerHinge makes it possible has been tried and tested millions and opens up new dimensions for of times. This new development is you. If you want to give your living in line with the global trend to- space special accents, the individu- wards increasingly large glass sur- al hinge color selection offers you faces and significantly heavier sash an additional attractive visual solu- weights that, for example, are used tion. for energy-saving windows with At a glance: Roto NT PowerHinge Tilt&Turn sashes up to 200 kg, The new slimline hinge-side for Tilt&Turn sashes weighing 200 kg Turn-Only sashes up to 300 kg and Turn-Only sashes weighing 300 kg Max. sash rebate width: 1,600 mm Max. sash rebate height: 3,000 mm Can be used in conjunction with the Roto NT modular system Also as TiltFirst variant (e. g. in public buildings) Standard with silver surface, indi- vidual colour selection possible Retro adjustment Lateral adjustment, Tilt&Turn / re- bate hinge and pivot rest +/– 2 mm Corner hinge height adjustment + 4 mm / – 2 mm Gasket-compression adjustment Tilt&Turn / rebate hinge +/– 0.5 mm Application diagram Application diagram Hinge-side NT PowerHinge Hinge-side NT PowerHinge Tilt&Turn hardware for Turn-Only hardware for rectangular windows rectangular windows Max. sash weight 200 kg Max. sash weight 300 kg Sash weight 300 kg 3000 3000 Sash weight 280 kg 2900 2900 2800 2800 Sash weight 260 kg 2700 2700 2600 2600 Sash weight 240 kg 2500 2500 2400 2400 Sash weight 220 kg 2300 2300 Sash weight 200 kg 2200 2200 Sash weight 200 kg 2100 2100 Sash weight 180 kg 2000 2000 Sash weight 180 kg 1900 1900 1800 Sash weight 160 kg 1800 Sash weight 160 kg 1700 1700 1600 Sash weight 150 kg 1600 Sash weight 150 kg 1500 1500 1400 1400 1300 1300 Sash rebate height (SRH) in mm Sash rebate height (SRH) in mm 1200 1200 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 50 60 70 80 90 60 70 80 90 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 Sash rebate width (SRW) in mm Sash rebate width (SRW) in mm Roto Frank AG Window and door technology Wilhelm-Frank-Platz 1 70771 Leinfelden-Echterdingen Germany Telephone +49 711 7598-0 Telefax +49 711 7598-253 [email protected] www.roto-frank.com Dated: May Subject 2010. to change. PB 745-0 GB Roto© 2010 Frank AG ® Roto is a registered trademark Roto International All locations and sales partner details at: Argentina China Great Britain Netherlands Slovenia www.roto-frank.com Austria Croatia Greece Poland Spain Belarus Czech Republic Hungary Portugal Switzerland Belgium Estonia Italy Romania Turkey Bosnia- France Latvia Russia Ukraine Herzegovina Georgia Lithuania Serbia USA Chile Germany Mexico Singapore.
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