Sliding door for an elevator installation
OwnerPeter Fasnacht, Arnold Odermatt +1inventors
InventorsPeter Fasnacht, Arnold Odermatt, Bjarne Lindberg
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OwnerPeter Fasnacht, Arnold Odermatt +1inventors
InventorsPeter Fasnacht, Arnold Odermatt, Bjarne Lindberg
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A sliding door for an elevator installation includes door leaves, which are horizontally displaceable between a closed position and an open position. The sliding door also includes a synchronization element, which is coupled with the door leaves and so synchronizes these that the door leaves are guided at different speeds, in an opening direction from the closed position to the open position or conversely opposite to the opening direction. The synchronization element includes at least one scissors linkage. The sliding door also includes a drive shaft coupled by way of a drive linkage at least with one door leaf. The sliding door additionally includes a locking mechanism which is so coupled with the drive shaft that the locking mechanism is openable by an actuation of the drive shaft when the door leaves are still substantially closed.
A sliding door for an elevator installation, the sliding door comprising:
A method for a sliding door of an elevator installation, the method comprising:
A sliding door for an elevator installation, the sliding door comprising door leaves which are horizontally displaceable between a closed position and an open position, and a synchronization element, which is coupled with the door leaves and so synchronizes these that the door leaves are guided at different speeds, which are constant relative to one another, in an opening direction from the closed position to the open position and conversely opposite to the opening direction, wherein the synchronization element comprises at least one scissors linkage, wherein a drive shaft is coupled by way of a drive linkage at least with one door leaf, and wherein a locking mechanism is so coupled with the drive shaft that the locking mechanism is openable by an actuation of the drive shaft when the door leaves are still substantially closed.
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