Web for a built-in double lock cylinder
OwnerErnst Kellerinventor
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Abstract
The invention is directed to a web which has a plurality of parts extending in the longitudinal direction of the web and placed against each other. These parts may be stamped sheet metal parts or cast parts, which can be produced in a very cost-effective manner. Two outer parts can form a shell, into which a stamped interior part of steel has been inserted. These two parts can be produced cost-effectively as cast parts, for example of zinc, aluminum or a plastic material, and the interior part (12) can be produced as a stamped sheet metal part. The invention permits a particularly cost-effective production of the web and in bending tests was shown to be particularly stable.
Claims6
A double lock cylinder having two cylinder housing parts, each part including a cylindrical case having at a bottom thereof, an extension which is provided with a cutout (4), the two cylinder housing parts being connected with a separately produced web, said web comprising two legs and a center part, each leg being inserted into the cutout, the web having a plurality of plate-like parts extending over the length of the web and in shiftable contact against each other,
- said web being made of three parts (8a, 8a, 12),
- two outer parts (8a, 8a) of the three parts abutting to form a shell (8), into which an interior part (12) has been inserted,
- wherein the shell (8) has two half shells (8a),
- each of the two half shells (8a) having a recess on an inner side receiving the interior part, and
- the interior part (12) of the plurality of plate-like parts has a threaded bore (15) for a cuff nut.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.