HUNE manufactures roller hardware for sliding doors, windows and wardrobes. Our factory combines metal stamping, injection moulding, machining and assembly to produce roller brackets, housings, mounting plates and related components.
With in-house stamping equipment, we can develop hardware from customer drawings, samples or installation requirements. We support component design, tooling development and custom production, and can supply separate metal parts or assemble them with roller wheels, bearings and shafts.
We supply roller hardware for sliding doors, windows and wardrobes, including individual components and assembled units. Send us your drawing, sample or installation dimensions. We can compare existing models or review a custom design for your wheel, bracket and mounting requirements.
We can compare your requirements with our existing bottom rollers, upper guide rollers and hanger assemblies. Matching includes wheel diameter and width, groove profile, bracket dimensions, fixing-hole spacing and adjustment range.
Share the track cross-section and installation dimensions so we can identify a suitable model. Sample fitting in your frame and track helps confirm compatibility before a bulk order.
Our factory has metal stamping equipment to manufacture roller brackets, housings and mounting plates. We can produce parts from your drawing or develop a component design from your sample and installation requirements.
Custom options include material, sheet thickness, hole spacing, formed shape and mounting position. We review the design and tooling requirements before quotation. Stamped parts can be supplied separately for your own assembly.
We can assemble roller wheels, bearings, shafts and stamped hardware into units for your production line. The component specification and assembly method are agreed before production.
Sample checks can cover mounting fit, wheel rotation, shaft retention and adjustment movement. For load-bearing assemblies, please provide the panel weight, roller arrangement and required test conditions so we can review the validation requirements with you.
We produce metal components and assembled roller hardware for door, window and furnituremanufacturers. Bracket dimensions, mounting points and component fit can be developedaround the customer's track, frame and assembly requirements
Our in-house stamping equipment produces brackets, housings, mounting plates and relatedhardware parts. Material, sheet thickness, hole positions and formed dimensions follow theapproved drawing. Tooling can be developed for custom component shapes.
We can develop component drawings from samples, installation dimensions or functional
requirements. Our team reviews mounting space, fixing points and roller position, thenproposes a structure suitable for manufacturing and sample evaluation.
Roller wheels, bearings, shafts and stamped brackets can be assembled into complete hardware units. Component fit, retention and mounting position are checked against the approved drawing, sample and installation requirements. Finished assemblies can then be supplied as separate roller hardware or prepared for sample evaluation and repeat production.
Door and window roller hardware combines wheel materials, metal brackets, bearings and mounting components within a compact assembly. Material selection should consider track contact, installation space, environmental exposure and the structure of the surrounding door or window frame.
Nylon wheels are used in sliding door and window roller assemblies where a durable engineering-plastic running surface is required. Wheel profile and dimensions should be matched to the actual track geometry.
POM is used in selected window and sliding roller products for compact wheel structures requiring stable dimensions and smooth contact with the track. It can be combined with metal brackets and bearing components in complete roller assemblies.
Zinc alloy and stainless steel components are used in brackets, housings and other structural hardware within the current HUNE range. Material choice depends on the required mounting structure, mechanical function and operating environment.
The roller surface should be selected according to the mating track material and profile. Wheel material, groove shape and contact geometry all influence how the roller runs inside the finished sliding system.
Metal brackets, housings and fasteners may require suitable surface protection depending on humidity, exposure and appearance requirements. Any specified finish should be confirmed from the drawing, sample or approved product specification.
Wheel bodies, bearings, axles and brackets should be reviewed as one assembly. Fit, retention method and mounting position must be compatible so that the completed roller hardware matches the intended frame and track structure.
HUNE develops custom stamped parts and roller assemblies from drawings, samples or application requirements. We review the installation structure, prepare the component design and tooling, and produce samples for customer evaluation before batch production.
Share your drawing, sample or installation requirements. We review the track section, mounting space, fixing holes and roller position, then develop or refine the component drawing for manufacturing.
Where new tooling is required, we develop stamping dies and injection moulds for the agreed component design. Sample metal parts and roller components are produced for dimensional checks and assembly evaluation.
After sample approval, we manufacture the agreed components and assemble them where required. Inspection covers specified dimensions and assembly functions, with packaging prepared according to the order requirements.
We supply roller hardware for sliding doors, windows and wardrobes, including individual components and assembled units. Send us your drawing, sample or installation dimensions. We can compare existing models or review a custom design for your wheel, bracket and mounting requirements.
V-groove rollers, POM wheels, screen window rollers and related hardware can be used in aluminium and UPVC window systems. The roller profile, mounting dimensions and bracket
Bottom rollers, spring-loaded upper rollers, anti-jump components and guide hardware are used in wardrobe, cabinet and furniture sliding systems. Upper and lower components work together to support the panel, maintain alignment and reduce unwanted movement during operation.
Hanger rollers, guide components, buffers and soft-close hardware can be integrated into sliding door systems requiring controlled travel and smoother closing. Component selection depends on the door structure, track arrangement, mounting space and required movement function.
Clear information about the existing roller, track and installation structure helps HUNE identify a suitable standard part or review a custom solution more efficiently. Drawings and samples are preferred, but basic dimensions and application details can also be used for an initial evaluation.
Provide the existing roller, technical drawing, product photo or reference model where available. Clear images of the complete roller assembly and its installation position can help identify the required structure.
Provide the wheel diameter and width, groove profile, axle or hole size, bracket dimensions, mounting-hole positions and available installation space. Track or frame dimensions are also useful when the roller must match an existing system.
Provide the required quantity and explain whether the roller is used for bottom support, upper guidance, anti-jump positioning, hanging or soft-close movement. Any adjustment, mounting or assembly requirements should also be included.
HUNE supplies bottom support rollers, upper guide rollers, adjustable roller assemblies, anti-jump rollers, hanger rollers, window rollers, soft-close hardware and related components for sliding doors, windows and wardrobe systems.
Start by checking the roller function, wheel diameter and width, groove profile, bracket dimensions, mounting-hole positions and available installation space. The track and frame structure should also be considered when matching a replacement or custom roller.
Yes. An existing roller, clear product photos, technical drawing or physical sample can be used for comparison. Providing track and installation dimensions helps confirm whether an existing HUNE model can be used or whether a custom structure is required.
The current HUNE range includes nylon and POM roller components as well as metal hardware structures such as zinc alloy and stainless steel parts. The suitable material depends on the track, frame structure and operating environment.
HUNE supplies components and assemblies for sliding, guiding and mechanical motion systems, from bearings and roller wheels to stamped hardware and complete sliding door roller assemblies.
HUNE's product range connects individual bearing, roller and hardware components with more integrated sliding solutions. Buyers can source specific parts or explore related components required within the same mechanical assembly.
Deep groove ball bearings form a core rotating element in many roller wheels, guided mechanisms and sliding hardware assemblies.
Rubber, plastic and bearing-integrated roller products extend the core bearing function into components designed for sliding, guiding and rolling contact.
Custom stamped components, mounting hardware and door or window roller parts connect individual motion components with the surrounding mechanical structure.
For applications requiring a more integrated solution, HUNE's product range also includes heavy-duty sliding door roller assemblies that combine roller and hardware elements into a complete functional unit.
HUNE supports projects ranging from individual bearings, roller wheels and stamped parts to more integrated roller hardware assemblies. Drawings, samples and assembly requirements are reviewed together so that component specifications can be aligned with the intended application.
Customer drawings, physical samples and existing assemblies can be reviewed to understand dimensions, component relationships, material requirements and installation details before production planning.
Bearings, roller wheels, shafts, stamped parts and related hardware can be considered together where multiple components must fit or operate within the same mechanical assembly.
Approved drawings, confirmed samples and agreed inspection requirements provide the reference for repeat production and checking of relevant dimensions, structure and assembly features.
Specific materials, tolerances, finishes, inspection methods and production processes should be confirmed from the applicable drawing or technical requirements before production.
Send HUNE your drawing, physical sample or application requirements. We can review the component structure, bearing or roller configuration, mounting details and production requirements before preparing the next step for your project.
A technical drawing is ideal, but samples, dimensions, photos and assembly information can also help us understand your requirement.
