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title: Pulling in
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## Installation Guide Pulling in the screen

LIFT THE ROLLS FROM THE GROUND

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SECURE PULLING IN WITH THE RIGHT ANGLE

 

 

![Correctly Pulling in the Screen](https://www.ludvigsvensson.com/media/3748/pulling-the-screen.jpg)

 

 

Pulling in the screen using the right angle and tube

 

- The best way to pull in is by using as little tension as possible. We recommend using a steel tube in a holder with bearings or a Teflon holder to pull in the screens with minimum friction. This will reduce the stretching of the screen while pulling it in.
  
  ***Note:** Foil rolling devices are not recommended as they can damage the screen.*
- When pulling in the screen, make sure that the angle is greater than 110°, and that the screen is pulled over a smooth plastic tube Ø 125 mm or larger.
- Facilitate unrolling the screen by guiding it on both sides manually.
- While pulling in, we recommend keeping the screen as wide as possible; this helps maintain the screen's structure.

## WORK IN PAIR (2 PEOPLE REQUIRED)

 

 

 

 

Pulling-in Wide

 

- While pulling in the screens, watch out for sharp objects like heating installations, crop-hooks, profiles, etc.
- \* Unless pieces are cut to length when there is more than one sheet on a roll, you’ll find two blue lines marking the border between the sheets.
  
  In between these lines, you will find a tape with a white cutting line. The screen can be cut along the cutting line with a hot knife or power scissors.
  
  *(\*) for the American markets, pieces are always cut to length*

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