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Three types of automated Garage Door Opener Drives

Screw drive garage door openers are different mechanically than the other two options..

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Three types of automated Garage Door Opener Drives

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  1. Three types of automated Garage Door Opener Drives • www.proliftdoors.com

  2. Screw Drive Garage Door Openers • Screw drive garage door openers are different mechanically than the other two options, as they require a trolley to ride on a threaded-steel rod, which rotates with a motor to move the door. It does not require the same type of pushing and pulling force of traditional belt and chain driven garage door openers. • Screw drive openers are simple, and for that reason, preferable for people who want fewer moving parts to maintain. Screw drive units are somewhat sensitive to temperature and are not considered optimal in regions that see drastic shifts in temperature as seasons change. In most cases, they are noisier than belt drive units. Cost-wise, screw drive units tend to be more expensive than belt drive and chain drive openers.

  3. Chain Drive Garage Door Openers • Chain drive units are classic garage door openers and are among the oldest and most common styles, running the door along a track. These units rely on a bicycle-like chain to push the trolley connected to the J-arm, which is attached the garage door itself. • One caveat (or advantage, depending on how you look at it) is noise. Because of the design, chain drive units tend to cause a slight vibrations and metal-to-metal noise. For that reason, these units are more popular for detached garages than garages situated beneath a bedroom.

  4. Belt Drive Garage Door Openers • For many people, belt drives are considered to be the most luxurious option because of their sleekness and relative low level of noise. Belt drive openers use the same mechanisms as chain drive openers, with the exception that instead of a chain, they use a belt — largely eliminating the vibrations and noises associated with chain drive openers. • Belt drive garage openers are the quietest types of openers (almost silent by comparison with chain drive units), although they tend to cost just a bit more than the chain option.

  5. For more details Contact us • Prolift Garage Doors • www.proliftdoors.com service@proliftdoors.com • 5171 Ward Rd, Unit 2 Wheat Ridge, CO,

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