Lock for a sliding door
AssigneesRaumplus GmbH & Co. KG, Steinbach & Vollmann GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsCarsten Bergmann, Dirk Wefer, Peter Altenburg
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AssigneesRaumplus GmbH & Co. KG, Steinbach & Vollmann GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsCarsten Bergmann, Dirk Wefer, Peter Altenburg
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A lock, in particular for a sliding door (14), with a lock case (24) for receiving a lock cylinder (30), wherein the lock cylinder (30) is arranged in a recess (36) of the lock case (24) in such a manner that, in order to lock the lock (22), a bolt (28) of the lock case (24) can be brought into engagement with a striking plate (26) of the lock (22) by means of a rotationally actuable driver (32) of the lock cylinder (30). According to the invention, the lock (22) has at least one support part (38, 40) which is arranged laterally on the lock case (24) in the region of the recess (36) in order to support the lock cylinder (30). A further particular characteristic relates to the securing of the lock against removal. For this purpose, it is proposed that the or each support part (38, 40) can be fastened to the lock case (24) by retaining means, in particular retaining pins (60), a lock cylinder screw (58) for fastening the lock cylinder (30) to the lock case (24) being in engagement with the or each retaining means in order to prevent removal of the support parts (38, 40) and of the retaining means.
A lock, in particular for a sliding door (14), with a lock case (24) for receiving a lock cylinder (30), wherein the lock cylinder (30) is arranged in a recess (36) of the lock case (24) in such a manner that, in order to lock the lock (22), a bolt (28) of the lock case (24) can be brought into engagement with a striking plate (26) of the lock (22) by means of a rotationally actuable driver (32) of the lock cylinder (30), wherein the lock (22) comprises at least one support part (38, 40) which is arranged laterally on the lock case (24) in the region of the recess (36) in order to support the lock cylinder (30).
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