Tilt-sliding mechanism for a window or door
AssigneeSiegenia-Frank KG
InventorKarl H. Schmidt
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AssigneeSiegenia-Frank KG
InventorKarl H. Schmidt
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Tilt-slide mechanism for moving a wing of a window or door to a parallel stop position and in this position for shifting it horizontally. The mechanism has lower and upper shift arms, wherein the lower arms 10 are in each case pivotally mounted (on the one hand) on the lower transverse wing beam and (on the other hand) on a traveling carriage. A releasable blocking device is provided for the lower shift arms when they are located in the parallel position. The blocking device consists of a two-armed hinged supporting lever and a guide pivot pin; its lower arm is shiftable along a guide slot on the wing. The guide pivot pin of the supporting lever combines with a detent recess to join the guide slot on the wing to the blocking device for fixing the lower shift arm relative to the wing in the parallel stop position. Further, the supporting lever has a pivot pin on its lever arm which interacts with a thrust bearing on the frame, whereby the blocking device can be released by the shift-and-stop movement of the wing from the blocking mode.
Tilt-slide mechanism for a wing of a window or door which can be stopped in parallel positions and in this position can be shifted horizontally relative to a stationary frame, the mechanism having lower shift arms (10) and upper shift arms, at least one of the lower shift arms (10) being pivotally mounted to a lower transverse wing beam and to a traveling carriage (12), which shift arm can be brought in and out of a work connection by a control pivot pin (22) with a thrust bearing mounted on the stationary frame by means of the displacement motion of the wing, characterized by the fact that
Tilt-slide mechanism as recited in Cladim 7, wherein the plate (34) having the guide slot (21) is lockable in the channel (33) to prevent longitudinal displacement .
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