Device for locking a separative element
AssigneeHawa AG
InventorsGregor Haab, Hans Wuthrich
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AssigneeHawa AG
InventorsGregor Haab, Hans Wuthrich
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The function of the device (100) is to lock, manually or automatically, separative elements (8a, 8b) which are mounted so as to be rotatably and/or laterally movable, specifically, doors, windows, partitions, shutters and coverings, which have a base profile (4) which serves to accommodate a support device (2) by which a locking element (14) is retained, which element may be shifted between an unlock position and a lock position in which the locking element (14) engages a receptacle (91) fixed outside the base profile (4). According to the invention, the function of the support device (2) is to support a lever (1) which is provided with the locking element (14) and a head-piece (15) enabling operation in such a way that this lever (1) is retained in a rotatable fashion and is able to be detachably fixed in at least one first position corresponding to the unlock position, and possibly in a second position corresponding to the lock position.
Device (100) to lock first separative elements (8a) which are mounted in a rotatable and/or laterally movable fashion, specifically, doors, windows, partitions, shutters and coverings, which have a base profile (4) which serves to accommodate a support device (2) by which a locking element (14) is retained, which locking element (14) is able to be shifted between an unlock position and lock position in which the locking element (14) engages a receptacle (91) fixed outside base profile (4), wherein the support device (2) is designed as a bearing for a lever (1) in such a way, that the lever (1), which is provided with the locking element (14) and a head-piece (15) enabling operation of the lever (1), is rotatable between at least a first position corresponding to an unlock position and a second position corresponding to the lock position and wherein the lever (1) can detachably be fixed, at least in the first position.
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