Curtain and Track Systems

Precision Space Management: Industrial Curtain and Track Systems

Professional Solutions for Workplace Optimization

Effective space management in an industrial environment requires more than just a barrier; it requires a system that is functional, durable, and easy to operate. At T.R.S., we specialize in custom-built industrial curtain and track systems designed to help organize your workspace by creating specific zones that roll back when not in use. Whether you are enclosing a power wash station, protecting sensitive machinery from airborne particles, or looking to help reduce heating and cooling losses, our systems provide a fast and cost-effective way to optimize your facility.

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Uses and Features

Versatile Features and Technical Advantages

Our ROLL TRAC systems are engineered for industrial, commercial, and institutional use, ensuring that every component is protected against rust and corrosion for a long service life.

All features are based on T.R.S. engineering specifications and internal testing.

Effortless Rolling

All components are designed for smooth operation and durability in high-use environments.

Corrosion Resistance

Track and hardware components are protected against environmental hazards to prevent seizing and ensure durability.

16-Gauge Galvanized Steel

Our roller track is manufactured from heavy-duty 16-gauge galvanized steel, with options for 12-gauge or stainless steel for highly corrosive environments.

Modular Hardware

We offer a wide variety of hardware components, including nylon or steel ball-bearing rollers, to form booths and cubicles of any configuration.

Ease of Installation

These systems are designed to be installed easily by your own maintenance personnel without the need for special tools or skills.

Options and Styles

Suspension Techniques and Styles

Before ordering, it is critical to determine the precise area to be enclosed and the height of the curtains required. We offer six distinct suspension techniques to fit any facility architecture:

Ceiling Mount Systems

Attaches directly to the ceiling or any flat horizontal surface immediately above the curtain.

Wall Mount Systems

Attaches to walls or vertical surfaces and can be used in conjunction with other mounting techniques.

Threaded Rod Systems

Ideal for areas with no easily accessible structures near the track; the rod attaches to the ceiling significantly above the track system.

Beam Flange Systems

Permits attachment to roof truss sections, beams, and channels using edge clamps and set screws.

Floor Column (Free Standing)

Allows for the erection of screens in any area using base and tube assemblies.

Beam or Chain Support Mount

Attaches to beams or members immediately above the curtain level, accommodating both round and right-angle corners.

Ceiling-mounted curtain enclosure installed in a wash bay area

Red industrial curtain mounted on a ceiling track system

Combo demonstrations of transparent and colored vinyl curtain system demonstrating industrial track installation

Garage curtain enclosure mounted using a threaded rod track system

Frequently Asked Questions

Whether you're ordering a custom cover or looking for repairs, these answers will help you understand what to expect when working with us.

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How much extra material should I order for my curtains?

When measuring the width of your curtains, it is standard industry practice to add 10% to the total width to allow for proper draping and to ensure a complete seal when the curtain is closed.

What is the recommended support spacing for the track?

For most industrial applications, we recommend using at least one support connector for every 5 feet of ROLL TRAC to maintain structural integrity and prevent sagging under the weight of the curtain. If you're unsure what your setup requires, our staff can review your application, recommend the proper track system, and ensure all necessary components are included to make installation as simple as possible.

Can these systems handle curves or corners?

Yes. Our track systems are highly versatile and can be configured with 24-inch radius curved tracks or right-angle corners to traverse complex floor plans.

How do I know which roller is right for my application?

Nylon rollers are excellent for quiet, smooth operation in standard environments. For heavier curtains or more demanding industrial use, steel ball-bearing rollers provide increased load capacity and long-term durability.

Customization Options for Curtain and Track Systems

We Provide Tailored Options for This Application

This product can be customized to meet your specific needs. Explore the available customizations listed and click any icon to learn more about that modification type. Customizations can also support branding, fitment, and operational requirements.