FAQ
Telescopic slides
- What do you do if the drawer is difficult to move ?
- What do you do if the drawer is difficult to open ?
- What do you do if the drawer loses extension ?
- What do you do if a locking drawer doesn't lock ?
- What do you do if the lock doesn’t engage ?
- What do you do if you have to mount a drawer in an oven ?
- What are the rules for a good mounting ?
- Can the standard extension be modified ?
- Which kind of surface treatments are used on Chambrelan slides ?
- What temperature can a standard slide withstand ?
- Why does Chambrelan produce a reinforced range ?
- What does the load capacity indicated on technical tables mean ?
- What do you do if the environment is dirty ?
- Do Chambrelan slides need specific maintenance ?
- What is the maximum speed of use for Chambrelan slides ?
What do you do if you have to mount a drawer in an oven ?
- Our standard stock slides can withstand temperatures up to 60°C
- When mounting in hot enclosed spaces or furnaces, the maximum temperature we recommend is 250°C. For these applications we have to adapt the slides , by removing the non-metalalic components and by building the slide with a very free fit. This will allow the expansion of the various parts without seizing up the slides.
Please specify this detail when placing your order.
NB : over 150°C, zinc starts blistering and coming off. Other solutions must be considered. Please ask for advice.
