Specification
Types
- Type VK8: Operation with square spindle A/F8
- Type SCH: Operation with slot
- Type VDE: Operation with double bit
- Type RG: Operation with knurled knob GN 7336
- Type KG: Operation with wing knob
- Type HG: Operation with lever
- Locking mechanism AISI 316
all handles (Type RG / KG / HG)
- Cover cap light grey matt
Information
The Stainless Steel-Rotary clamping latches GN 516.5 have a closing mechanism which transfers the rotary movement of the operating element / key into a 90° turn and then into a 6 mm linear stroke.
This mechanism is designed for common applications such as making a tight and vibration-proof interlock in the end position (retaining position) in connection with an elastic element (door / casing seal).
9 latches with different cranks will cover latch distances (retaining zones) of between 19 and 41 mm. If the measured retaining position lies between two latch distances A, the next smaller value must be selected.
The rotary clamping latches GN 516.5 are supplied with loosely enclosed latch.
Technical and Assembly Instructions
1. Latch in starting position.
2. The first 90° turn of the actuator / key moves the latch into the usual locking position.
3. Turning the actuator further by another 90° will lift the latch in linear direction by 6 mm, pulling the door leaf against the frame or the seal and generating a vibration-proof lock.
max. torque: 4.5 Nm
max. axial force: 340 N
max. static load: 340 N
For installation, set a bore diameter in the door as shown in the outline drawing. Once assembled, the rotary clamping latch is pushed through the bore diameter from the front. The hexagonal nut can then be pushed over the latch from the back and bolted in place.
The installation bore diameter in the door leaf is usually generated by punching or laser application in series production.
For small series and steel sheets below 2 mm thickness, the sheet metal punshes GN 123 are the tool of choice.
The installation bore diameter can also be set by drilling / milling as shown in the outline drawings.
