Individual and elegant · 2018. 9. 9. · hatch faceplate part hinged at bottom ball catches for retaining and concealed ... 185 / 235 1 900 112 1 322 1680 2186 1989 309 26 30 26

III

8.301

With GLAS individual there is even more freedom with regard to the design: Many Styles and

further components can be integrated in faceplates of any size and colour. Various options and

more technical possibilities: This makes GLAS individual especially versatile and satisfies the

highest creative demands.

Individual and elegant –

III

8.302

Norms

with hatch faceplate

Faceplate material tempered glass 6 mm,

stainless steel support 2 mm

Back box material galvanized sheet metal

Fittings fixing faceplate fixing on support

Faceplate fixing three-piece:

hatch faceplate part hinged at bottom

ball catches for retaining and concealed

locking of the faceplate in the upper

faceplate part

fix faceplate parts fixed invisibly

removal of the hatch faceplate part

e. g. by means of vacuum suction

devices

COP-Panel mounting by means of mounting elements

support flush with cabin wall

COP-PANELm

in. 9

00 (

EN 8

1-7

0)

MarkingInformation about compliance

VII. 1. 1 - VII. 4. 4 ball catchesIII. 1. 1 - 1. 46

Character i st ic s

elements: B 50 Q

Technically possible fittings

III. 8. 205

Please mind “Special hints“!

III. 8. 318 - III. 8. 319

III

8.303

900

1989

309

26

30

26

Ø 6.5

2171

15

185 /

235

1

1900

3112

2201 /

2251 (

H)

300

322

1680

1

4

4 4

4

303

300

8

15

80

30

272

61.5

with hatch faceplate

COP-PANEL

definite cabin dimensions: CH = clear cabin height

H = CH - 2 mm

SMB-D = sheet metal back box depth

Ins tal lat ion in cabin wall

faceplate front level and height adjustable by

1 4 x borehole Ø 6.5 in cabin wall

fixing screw

2

3

4

4

Three-piece Hole pat tern

upper part(fixed invisibly)

concealed locking of faceplate

U profilefixed to cabin wall

lower part stainless steel(fixed invisibly)

FF

FF

fro

m l

ow

er f

acep

late

ed

ge

clea

r ca

bin

hei

gh

t (C

H)

cabin ceiling

(SM

B-D

)

III

8.304

Norms

Faceplate swivelling



Back box material galvanized sheet metal


Montage Frontplatte three-piece:

swivelling faceplate part with ball catches

for retaining and concealed locking of the

faceplate in the upper faceplate part

hinged to the right or to the left

fix faceplate parts fixed invisibly

removal of the swivelling faceplate part

e. g. by means of vacuum suction devices

COP-Panel mounting by means of mounting and adjusting

elements

flush with cabin wall

COP-PANEL

min

. 900 (

EN 8

1-7

0)

ball catches

Technically possible fittings

III. 8. 205

MarkingInformation about compliance

VII. 1. 1 - VII. 4. 4 III. 1. 1 - 1. 46

elements: RT 42 wg

Character i st ic s


III. 8. 318 - III. 8. 319

III

8.305

300

2199 /

2249 (

H)

1900

1

185 /

235

900

112 1

322

1680

2186

1989

309

26

30

26

Ø 6.5

1

4

4 3

2

3

24

4

300

303

81

54.5

280

30 46.5

8

Faceplate swivel l ing

definite cabin dimensions: CH = clear cabin height

H = CH - 2 mm



faceplate front level adjustable by and


pressing screw

drawing screw

fixing screw

2

3

4

2 3

height and distance adjustable by 4

COP-PANEL

upper part(fixed invisibly)


mounting and adjusting element

lower part(fixed invisibly)

FF

FF

fro

m l

ow

er f

acep

late

ed

ge

clea

r ca

bin

hei

gh

t (C

H)

cabin ceiling

Three-piece Hole pat tern

(SM

B-D

)

III

8.306

!

with stainless steel insert



Material insert stainless steel

Fittings fixing faceplate fixing

Stainless steel insert fixing welding studs M 3 x 16

Dimensions stainless steel insert may vary depending on mounting situation

COP-PANEL

min

. 900 (

EN 8

1-7

0)

Example: COP-Panel, faceplate swivelling,

f lush-mounted glass faceplate with stain-

less steel insert

Character i st ic s

special colour blueelements: RT 42, RA 42


III. 8. 318 - III. 8. 319

Please mind the 80 mm ligament

required in the glass faceplate!

III

8.307

4

4

3

2

3

2

4

4

80

30

10

1989

309

26

30

26

Ø 6.5

KL 1

680

322

H2

H

H1

11

H3

B

900

1

with stainless steel insert


faceplate front level adjustable by and


pressing screw

drawing screw

fixing screw

2

3

4

2 3

height and distance adjustable by 4

COP-PANEL

cabin dimensions: CH = clear cabin height

H = CH – 2 mm

W = faceplate width

SMB-L = sheet metal back box length

SMB-W = sheet metal back box width


upper part glass(fixed invisibly)


mounting and adjusting elementFLEXIBLE

lower part stainless steel(fixed invisibly)

FF

FF

fro

m l

ow

er f

acep

late

ed

ge clea

r ca

bin

hei

gh

t (C

H)

cabin ceiling

min. 80

Hole pat tern

SMB

-D

W

W + 3 mm

SMB-W

III

8.308

172

980 /

560

75

115

996 /

576

991 /

571

1009 /

589

186

868 /

448

230

Wiring

Car fixture 185

Faceplate material tempered glass 6 mm, stainless steel support 2 mm

Back box material aluminium profile, end pieces and angle brackets


Faceplate fixing example: concealed screwing by means of Allen key® (2.5); other mounting options on demand

Superposed fixture mounting aluminium profile with end pieces and adjustable angle brackets is fixed to cabin wall by means of countersunk screws

Flush fixture mounting aluminium profile with end pieces and mounting/adjusting elements is fixed to rear side of cabin wall by means of welding studs; drawing and pressing screws enable exact adjustment

Wall thickness 2 mm … 8 mm, other thicknesses on demand

Character i st ic s

Wiring

VI. 1. 1 - VI. 1. 8

for countersunk screwM4 DIN 963

welding studs M4x20at rear side of cabin wall

588

1008

Cutout for

superposed mounting

Cutout for

f lush mounting

185

concealed screwing

elements:EB 42, ED 42

elements: B 50 Q, K 50 QPlease mind “Special hints“!

III. 8. 318 - III. 8. 319

III

8.309

280

ca. 80

170

156

8

45.5

Car fixture 185

welding studs M4 x 20at rear side of cabin wall

concealed screwing


cabin wall

concealed screwing

185

aluminium profileback box withconcealed screwing

cabin wall


fixture flush with cabin wallfaceplate adjustment by means of drawing and pressing screws

Superposed mounting Flush mounting

III

8.310

97 111

571

589

560

40 155

448

Wiring

Car fixture 110

Character i st ic s

for countersunk screwM4 DIN 963

welding studs M4x20at rear side of cabin wall

588

Cutout for

superposed mounting

Cutout for

f lush mounting

110





Superposed fixture mounting aluminium profile with end pieces and adjustable angle brackets is fixed to cabin wall by means of countersunk screws

Flush fixture mounting aluminium profile with end pieces and mounting/adjusting elements is fixed to rear side of cabin wall by means of welding studs; drawing and pressing screws enable exact adjustment

Wall thickness 2 mm … 8 mm, other thicknesses on demand

Wiring

VI. 1. 1 - VI. 1. 8 concealed screwing

elements:RT 42 wg,profile half cylinder


III. 8. 318 - III. 8. 319

III

8.311

ca. 80

95

81

8

45.5

205

Car fixture 110

welding studs M4 x 20at rear side of cabin wall

concealed screwing


cabin wall


concealed

screwing

110

aluminium profileback box withconcealed screwingcabin

wall

fixture flush with cabin wallfaceplate adjustment by means of drawing and pressing screws


III

8.312

111

309 /

141

155

168

97

291 /

123

40

280 /

112

Wiring

Landing and indicator fixture 110

Character i st ic s

140

for countersunkscrew M4 DIN 963 welding studs M4 x 20

at rear side of door frame

wit

h f

acep

late

len

gth 1

40

one

centr

al w

eldi

ng

stud

308

308

308

cutout and installationdimensions turned by 90°

308

Cutout for

superposed mounting

Cutout for

f lush mounting

110

Wiring

VI. 1. 1 - VI. 1. 8





Superposed fixture mounting aluminium profile with end pieces and adjustable angle brackets is fixed to door frame by means of countersunk screws

Flush fixture mounting aluminium profile with end pieces and mounting/adjusting elements is fixed to rear side of door frame by means of welding studs; drawing and pressing screws enable exact adjustment

Frame thickness 2 mm … 8 mm, other thicknesses on demand

concealed screwing

elements:

EB 42, ED 42

elements:

B 50 R, D 50 R

profile half

cylinder

elements:

RB 42, LP 15,

round cylinder type

KABA

element: RT 42 wg


III. 8. 318 - III. 8. 319

III

8.313

205

ca. 80

95

81

8

45.5

Landing and indicator fixture 110

welding studs M4 x 20at rear side of door frame

fixture flush with door framefaceplate adjustment by means of drawing and pressing screws


door frame

aluminium profile back box with concealed screwing

concealed screwing

door frame


110


concealed screwing

door frame


concealed screwing

door frame


concealed screwing


III

8.314

291 /

123

66

30

280 /

112

325 /

157

73

309 /

141

Wiring

Landing fixture 72

Character i st ic s

308

for countersunkscrew M4 DIN 963 welding studs M4 x 20

at rear side of door frame

308

Cutout for

superposed mounting

Cutout for

f lush mounting

72


Frame material galvanized sheet metal 1.5 mm, with adjustable angle brackets



Superposed fixture mounting frame with ball catches (superposed version) is fixed to door frame by means of countersunk screws

Flush fixture mounting frame with ball catches (flush version) is fixed to rear side of door frame by means of welding studs; adjustable angle brackets enable exact adjustment

Frame thickness 2 mm … 8 mm, other thicknesses on demand

140

Wiring

VI. 1. 1 - VI. 1. 8 concealed screwing

elements:

EBM 42,

profile half

cylinder

elements:

RT 42 wg,

RA 42 W wg

round cylinder

type KABAelement:

RT 42 wg


III. 8. 318 - III. 8. 319

III

8.315

64

55.6

64

52

8

Landing fixture 72

door frame

frame (super-posed version) with concealed screwing

frame (super-posed version) with concealed screwing

welding studs M4 x 20at rear side of door frame

fixture flush with door framefaceplate adjustment by means angle brackets

72

door frame

door frame

door frame

frame (flush version) with concealed screwing

frame (flush version) with concealed screwing


III

8.316

100

294 /

126

96

280 /

112

Ø7

8

2 ... 15

Landing and indicator fixture 110, welding studs

Character i st ic s

welding stud M4 x 20self-locking nut M4

140

308

308

308

308

door frame

Cu

to

ut

Mo

un

tin

g

110



Faceplate/fixture mounting by means of welding studs M4 x 20 at the rear side and self-locking nut M4

Frame thickness 2 mm ... 15 mm

cutout and installationdimensions turned by 90°

elements:EBM 42

elements:RT 42 wgprofile half cylinder

elements:B 50 Q, DMD 16x16round cylinder type KABA

element: RT 42 wg


III. 8. 318 - III. 8. 319

III

8.317

294 /

126

66

280 /

112

Ø7

8

2 ... 15

Landing fixture 72, welding studs

Character i st ic s

welding stud M4 x 20self-locking nut M4

308

140

308

Cu

to

ut

Mo

un

tin

g

72

Faceplate material tempered glass 6 mm, Trägerplatte Edelstahl 2 mm


Faceplate/fixture mounting by means of welding studs M4 x 20 at the rear side and self-locking nut M4

Frame thickness 2 mm ... 15 mm

door frame

elements:

RT 42 wg,

RA 42 W wg,

profile half

cylinder

elements:

RT 42 wg,

RA 42 W wg

round cylinder

type KABA

elements:

RT 42 wg


III. 8. 318 - III. 8. 319

III

8.318

min

. 20

min

. 10

10

10.6

ø 6 mm

min. s

1 2

3!

!!

15 15

72

140

37

37

15 15

72

308

37

37

0.5

-0.8

x 4

5°

s ± 0.22 x s

2 x

s +

5 m

m

Special hints

The area marked in grey is available for placing individual ele-ments.

The dimensions of the desired element must not exceed the specified dimensions.

The distance to the faceplate edge – 15 mm laterally and 37 mm to the top/to the bottom – must be respected.

Therefore, the choice of technically possible elements is limited.

This specification is valid for landing fixtures 72.

B 50 not possible!

RB 42 and B 50 not possible!

Cutouts in the glass

Interspace with larger cutouts Interspace within hole patternsInterspace with button coutouts

Propor t ions with tempered glassLanding f ix ture 72

min. 100max. 1200

s = glass thicknessmin. 6 mm

ø 6 mmmin. s

max

. 2400

Chamfering:

all edges are mechanically smoothed

0.5 - 0.8 x 45°

Corners straight: 1 x 45°

III

8.319

4

5

6

!

!

!

Special hints

Extract from the RAL user information:

“Among the most frequently asked questions to the RAL Colour Chart Service are questions about the allowable deviation of

colour deliveries or coloured objects from RAL charts forming the basis of the respective order. These questions always have the

character of complaints and the less experienced the questioner is the more indignant he/she becomes when learning that RAL

does not set any limits beyond which a RAL Colour is no longer a RAL Colour.”

Deviations may also occur when one part of a lift car is equipped with coated glass and another part consists of glass with ceramic

silk-screen printing.

Further deviations can be found in batches of glass. “Usual float glass” has always a more or less distinct shade of green. Thus, two

usual float glass panes from different batches have a different shade of green.

Knowing this fact, SCHAEFER uses more expensive clear glass with no visible shades of green.

In everyday use, questions occur regarding handling of glass and risks of injury with breakage of glass.

SCHAEFER uses tempered safety glass, glued to a steel support.

Glass types used and defined on site may have qualities that are different from tempered glass.

Tempered glass is a glass which is put into a state of internal stress by re-heating it up to the transformation point and quick-coo-

ling it afterwards (by means of an airstream). Thus, the core of a pane is under tensile load and the surface is under pressure load.

Glass is also vandalism-resistant.

If, however, a breakage occurs, small bits of glass which are not harmful are the result.

Glass endures a lot – but not everything.

Hitting the corners can result in a breakage.

If construction work is going on, protect the glass from aggressive dust. This can produce corrosion in the glass.

Do not use any sharp and/or spiky objects for cleaning.

Cleaning with washing-up liquid or glass cleaner and a soft cloth will do.

The production tolerances of glass are different from those of steel.

Cleaning and handling glass

Colour tolerances

Dimension tolerances

measurement tolerance

length/width

up to 1000 mm +/-1

more than 1000 mm +/-2

positioning tolerance

boreholes and cutouts

up to 1000 mm +/-1

more than 1000 mm +/-2

Documents

Individual and elegant · 2018. 9. 9. · hatch faceplate part hinged at bottom ball catches for retaining and concealed ... 185 / 235 1 900 112 1 322 1680 2186 1989 309 26 30 26