Abstract: The description relates to a bolt lock for mounting in a thin wall, such as a sheet metal cabinet door, comprising a handle plate which can snap into a rectangular cutout in the thin wall and which has, at one side of the rectangle, a bolt that is supported so as to be displaceable against spring force relative to the thin wall, wherein, the bolt is formed by a second plate which is supported so as to be displaceable against the spring force in the first plate which is held in the thin wall.

Abstract: A pivoting lever closure is disclosed for the door, the sidewall or the like of an electrical control cabinet, a machine casing or the like, comprising an actuation shaft traversing the door leaf or the like, locking devices driven by the actuating shaft such as a sash lock and/or a bar lock, a cavity that can be placed on the door leaf or the like, an actuating lever which can be pivotally actuated on the actuating shaft around an axis which is perpendicular to the axis of the actuating shaft and which can be blocked in a pivoting position in the cavity by a locking device (i.e. a padlock) and can be swung out of the cavity. The actuating shaft can be rotated by the actuating lever from the cavity in the pivoting position.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a swivel lever actuator which can be secured by a padlock for the closure of switch cabinet doors or the like, with a dish which is arranged on the outer surface of the door or the like and in which is arranged the lock shaft, wherein an actuating lever is articulated at the free end of the lock shaft as to be swivelable out of the dish about an axis extending transverse to the shaft axis, and with a projection carried by the actuating lever, wherein an eyelet is arranged at the free end of the projection in such a way that when the lever is swiveled into the dish a padlock inserted through the eyelet prevents the actuating lever from swiveling out. The projection is mounted at the actuating lever so as to be displaceable, rotatable and/or swivelable in such a way that it can move relative to a second projection securely fastened to the actuating lever such that the two eyelets are aligned with one another and a padlock can be inserted through the eyelets.

Abstract: A hinge for metal cupboard doors or the like, comprising a first hinged piece such as a hinge plate with one or several counterbored holes for fixing screws and a second hinge piece articulated on the first hinge piece such as a hinge frame or hinge plate, which is also provided with several counterbored holes for fixing screws, wherein the holes of the at least one hinge part are configured as oblong holes. The hinge is provided with a fixing screw bushing which can be fitted into the oblong hole, and whose part fitting into the counterbored area of the oblong hole has a cross-section which differs from a circular form, i.e. a quadratic cross-section, preferably a longitudinally extended rectangular, rectangular with added semicircles of an oval cross-section, and whose longitudinal extension is (the same or) greater than the transversal extension of the counterbored area of the oblong hole and whose inner counter matches the shape of the fixing screw.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a swivel lever actuator which can be secured by a padlock for the closure of switch cabinet doors or the like, with a dish which is arranged on the outer surface of the door leaf or the like and in which is arranged the lock shaft, wherein an actuating lever is articulated at the free end of the lock shaft as to be swivelable out of the dish about an axis extending transverse to the shaft axis, and with a projection supported by the dish, wherein an eyelet is arranged at the free end of the projection in such a way that when the lever is swiveled into the dish the projection and a padlock inserted through the eyelet prevents the actuating lever from swiveling out. The actuating lever, forms an offset surface in the area of the opening, which offset opening receives the shackle inserted through the eyelet.

Abstract: Described is a security device for the lock on a switchgear-cabinet door, a machine housing or similar equipment, the device consisting of a first element (54) attached e.g. to the door (12) and a second element (44) attached e.g. to the door frame or machine-housing frame (24), the two elements (54, 44) being designed so that one can be inserted in the other and be held in this position under the control of an electrical signal, corresponding, for example, to the presence or absence of an operating signal. The invention calls, in the case of a door or machine-housing panel (12), for e.g. one element (54) to be attached to the handle (26) of a turning-handle lock (14) mounted on the door or housing panel and for the other element (44) to be attached in such a way to the door frame or housing frame (24) that this other element (44) projects out into the vicinity of the lock handle when the door is closed or the housing in place and the lock handle turned into the "locked" position.

Abstract: A swivel lever closing device for doors of housings or cabinets which preferably have walls of thin material such as sheet steel, in particular, for operating locking systems such as locking bars which can be installed in the fold space in sheet-metal cabinet doors. The swivel lever closing device is formed of a door plate which has a base plate with a swivel lever serving as a handle and with protuberances serving to engage in cut outs in the door, wherein a first protuberance is formed at one end of the door plate in the region of a locking arrangement for the swivel lever and another or second protuberance is formed at the other end of the door plate and is arranged at the door plate symmetrically with respect to rotation so as to be offset by 180.degree.

Abstract: A rod-type closure for locking switch cabinet doors or like doors or flaps comprises a flat strip rod which is arranged so as to be guided parallel to a door edge, arranged in a bevel space, and having at least one locking part arranged thereon. The closure further comprises a closure element arranged on a door frame for receiving the locking part such that it locks. It further includes an actuating device for longitudinal displacement of the flat strip rod between an opening position and a locking position. The flat strip rod forming the locking part is offset out of its longitudinal plane along at least a part of its longitudinal extension thereby forming an offset portion. The flat strip profile in or adjacent to the offset portion, together with one of its offset or non-offset narrow edges forming a locking surface over which is engaged a hook part of the closure element arranged parallel to the plane of the flat strip rod.

Abstract: A locking device is used for doors of cabinets or cupboards and, more parularly, for doors of modular cupboard systems. In order to create an operationally reliable, inexpensive locking device which is suitable for narrow counterstops and which permits an installation independently of the fixing side, as well as an inexpensive conversion when the fixing side is changed, the locking device is given a bipartite construction with a handle positioned in the vicinity of a door plate and a bolt mechanism operable by a tumbler. The device has a first door plate area receiving the handle and a second door plate area. A locking movement, initiated by the handle, is subject to a deflection, preferably of approximately 90.degree., in the direction of a counterstop and a closed or open position of at least one locking element in a cabinet or cupboard-side receptacle is obtained.

Abstract: A swivel lever closing device for operating locking systems such as locking bars which can be installed in a fold space in sheet-metal cabinet doors including a door plate which has a base plate with a swivel lever serving as a handle and with protuberances serving to engage in cut outs in the door. A first protuberance is formed at one end of the door plate in the region of a locking arrangement for the swivel lever. A second protuberance is formed at an other end of the door plate and is arranged at the door plate symmetrically with respect to rotation so as to be offset by 180.degree. with reference to an actuating axis of the swivel lever. A locking bar is provided through a latch, with the swivel lever and an articulated spindle pinion and with receptacles in the cabinet for locking elements formed in the region of the locking bar. The door plate has a first door plate region and a second door plate region.

Abstract: A lock housing having a flange; a hollow body for receiving a lock, the body being connected to the flange at one end, having an external surface and being insertable in a hole in a wall; and a spring for mounting the housing in the hole, the spring occupying a range of positions between a compressed position and a non-compressed position, the compressed position occurring when the spring is substantially parallel to the external surface and the non-compressed position occurring when the spring is at rest, the spring occupying the compressed position during insertion of the hollow body into the hole and occupying a position other than the compressed position when fully inserted to bias the flange against the wall.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a swivel lever lock which is securable by a cylinder lock device and is mountable in a thin wall, such as a sheet-metal cabinet door. The swivel lever lock includes a base plate having two projections penetrating through the door leaf. One of the projections serves for the connection of a rod drive or for an articulated shaft for a hand lever, which can be swiveled away. The projection can be used simultaneously for fastening one end of the base plate. The other projection has a recess for receiving the cylinder lock device holding the swivel lever in its swiveled-in position and can be used simultaneously for fastening the other end of the base plate. Either the base plate or the swivel lever has a recess for receiving a second cylinder lock which can be actuated independently of the first cylinder lock for securing the swivel lever in its swiveled-in position.

Abstract: A bar guideway for the flat strip bar (18) of a bar closure (14) is described which is intended for installation in the fillet gap of sheet metal cabinet doors, and the flat strip bar (14) does not carry any or only tediously dissemblable locking means such as pins, hooks, roll pins or double roll pins. According to the invention, the bar guideway (20) forms a base angle (60) of resiliently elastic material such as synthetic material, whose one leg (62) has a fastening hole (64) and whose other leg (66) has one projecting rail (72 respectively 74) each. Each rail has a hook-shaped profile, and thereby forms a guide track (76) for the flat strip bar (18) (FIG. 1 and 6).

Abstract: A bar closure for installation in the fillet gas of sheet metal cabinet doors, the closure including a lock with an actuating device led through the door panel to the outside such as a handle, pivot handle, key or the like. The actuating device has at least one bar extending parallel to the door edge in the fillet gap or the like consisting of flat strip material. The bar stands upright on the door panel and is supported on at least one site outside the lock displaceable longitudinally with guide elements that have a corresponding cross section and at least one holding element located on the door frame for receiving the bar forming the lock for the door in its closed postions.

Abstract: Described is a bar closure for installation in one or two rectangular apertures (32, 34) in the fillet gap of sheet metal cabinet doors, which consists of a lock (16) with a lock nut (64) carrying a pinion (62) and held rotatably in a lock nut and bar bearing (60), which can be rotated by an actuating device led through the door panel (12) to the outside such as handle, pivot lever, socket wrench or the like; further, at least one bar (18) extending parallel to the door edge, in the fillet gap (10), which has a denticulation or perforation (66) to engage the pinion (62) in the region of the lock (16) and is displacably supported in this region and at least on one site outside the lock (16) on the door panel (12), as well as locking devices attached on the door frames respectively on the bar, which upon displacement of the bar engage each other.

Abstract: A concealed hinge for switching boxes which is unhingeable, the hinge having a first and second hinge part. The first hinge part having a bearing eye attached to an inside of a door leaf. The second hinge part surrounds the first hinge part in the shape of a U and is connectable to a vertical frame member of the box. The second hinge part has two bearing eyes on ends of a U-shaped member. The hinge parts are connected by a bearing bolt arrangement.

Abstract: A pivot lever bar closure in the fillet gap of sheet metal cabinet doors. This bar closure is provided with a cylinder lock that is installed into two identical rectangular apertures. The bar closure consists of a lock case and cylinder lock. The lock case has a pivot lever actuating device that is led through the door panel to the outside. This pivot lever drives one or more bar closures of flat strip material that extends parallel to the door edge of the fillet gap. The cylinder lock holds the pivot lever firm in its hinged-in position. The pivot lever closure comprises a base plate forming the receiving trough for the pivot lever which connects the closure with the door panel.

Abstract: A concealed hinge for switching boxes which is unhingeable, the hinge having a first and second hinge part. The first hinge part having a bearing eye attached to an inside of a door leaf. The second hinge part surrounds the first hinge part in the shape of a U and is connectable to a vertical frame member of the box. The second hinge part has two bearing eyes on ends of a U-shaped member. The hinge parts are connected by a bearing bolt arrangement.

Abstract: An externally visible 180 degree hinge for switching boxes having a first bearing block attached to a box casing and a U-shaped second bearing block surrounding the first. The second bearing block is attached to a door leaf and pressed into an edge area of the door leaf so that an axis of rotation of the hinge is outside a corner formed by an edge of the door.