EP2800857A1 - Boom skirt - Google Patents
Boom skirtInfo
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- EP2800857A1 EP2800857A1 EP13708651.8A EP13708651A EP2800857A1 EP 2800857 A1 EP2800857 A1 EP 2800857A1 EP 13708651 A EP13708651 A EP 13708651A EP 2800857 A1 EP2800857 A1 EP 2800857A1
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- Prior art keywords
- barrier
- pieces
- boom
- bars
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E06—DOORS, WINDOWS, SHUTTERS, OR ROLLER BLINDS IN GENERAL; LADDERS
- E06B—FIXED OR MOVABLE CLOSURES FOR OPENINGS IN BUILDINGS, VEHICLES, FENCES OR LIKE ENCLOSURES IN GENERAL, e.g. DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, GATES
- E06B11/00—Means for allowing passage through fences, barriers or the like, e.g. stiles
- E06B11/02—Gates; Doors
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B61—RAILWAYS
- B61L—GUIDING RAILWAY TRAFFIC; ENSURING THE SAFETY OF RAILWAY TRAFFIC
- B61L29/00—Safety means for rail/road crossing traffic
- B61L29/04—Gates for level crossings
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E01—CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS, RAILWAYS, OR BRIDGES
- E01F—ADDITIONAL WORK, SUCH AS EQUIPPING ROADS OR THE CONSTRUCTION OF PLATFORMS, HELICOPTER LANDING STAGES, SIGNS, SNOW FENCES, OR THE LIKE
- E01F13/00—Arrangements for obstructing or restricting traffic, e.g. gates, barricades ; Preventing passage of vehicles of selected category or dimensions
- E01F13/04—Arrangements for obstructing or restricting traffic, e.g. gates, barricades ; Preventing passage of vehicles of selected category or dimensions movable to allow or prevent passage
- E01F13/06—Arrangements for obstructing or restricting traffic, e.g. gates, barricades ; Preventing passage of vehicles of selected category or dimensions movable to allow or prevent passage by swinging into open position about a vertical or horizontal axis parallel to the road direction, i.e. swinging gates
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E06—DOORS, WINDOWS, SHUTTERS, OR ROLLER BLINDS IN GENERAL; LADDERS
- E06B—FIXED OR MOVABLE CLOSURES FOR OPENINGS IN BUILDINGS, VEHICLES, FENCES OR LIKE ENCLOSURES IN GENERAL, e.g. DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, GATES
- E06B11/00—Means for allowing passage through fences, barriers or the like, e.g. stiles
- E06B11/02—Gates; Doors
- E06B11/022—Gates; Doors characterised by the manner of movement
- E06B11/023—Gates; Doors characterised by the manner of movement where the gate opens within the plane of the gate
- E06B11/025—Gates; Doors characterised by the manner of movement where the gate opens within the plane of the gate vertically
Definitions
- the invention relates to a barrier grid consisting of a number of gleichgeformte bars, which are pivotally connected and at a distance to each other with a hinged to a barrier housing and pivotable in a vertical plane boom and connected to a rail extending parallel to the boom.
- a barrier grid is known, the bars are set at its lower and, if necessary, also at its upper attachment end so that they can swing in the vertically raised barrier tree automatically, not inhibiting against each other.
- Barrier gates should prevent the crawler tree from crawling in when the barrier is closed or at least provide additional protection for persons, especially children, and also animals.
- a problem with known barrier gratings is that when opening the barrier, when the barrier grid folds up, practically every grid, that is to say a total of pinch and shear points, results in a risk of injury, especially for children who, for example, want to reach into the grid , represent. Such hazards must be avoided according to the existing European Machinery Directive. Often it is also considered necessary to equip a barrier not only with a creep in the form of a barrier grid but also with a barrier grid as Kochs. To attach the bars of a climb protection, it is known to pierce the bars and fasten with screws on the boom. Since the bars are usually made of metal, preferably aluminum, additional slide rails must be attached to the barrier boom in order to prevent scratching of the bars and the barrier boom.
- the object of the invention is to provide a secure barrier grid, which results in no squeezing and shearing, especially when opening the barrier.
- the grid should also be easy to install and easy to repair after possible damage to the bars;
- the bars should be easily replaced or replaced.
- the new barrier grid is intended to be used both as an anti-creep protection and, if required, to be able to offer combined creep and protection against overcrowding.
- the end of the bars with which they are pivotally connected to a parallel to the barrier boom guide rail or with a guide on the boom, formed as a cranked end.
- the upper and lower ends of the bars are bent in the opposite direction and the upper end is pivotally connected to a guide groove on the boom and the lower end is connected to a in the Distance below and parallel to the boom extending guide rail pivotally connected.
- the result of the bend at both ends of the bars is that during the opening movement of the barrier and in the opened state of the barrier no pinching or shearing points occur between the ends of the bars and the guide groove on the barrier boom or the guide rail parallel to the barrier boom, and exist, a risk of injury is thus largely eliminated.
- both ends of the grid bars are also bent; the one bent end of the bars is pivotally connected to a running at a distance below and parallel to the barrier boom guide rail and the other cranked end the grid bars are pivotally connected to a guide rail extending at a distance above and parallel to the boom, and each grid bar is pivotally connected to the barrier boom at a location between and spaced from its two bent ends.
- This embodiment of the bars is particularly suitable for barriers that are to be equipped with both an anti-crawl and with a safety guard.
- only one end of the bars can be bent, and this cranked end can be pivotally connected to a spaced below and parallel to the barrier boom guide rail, while the other end of the bars projecting freely from the boom can stand up; each of the bars is connected at one point between and at a distance from its ends pivotally connected to the barrier boom.
- a foot part can be formed, with which each grid bar can be mounted pivotably in a guide rail running parallel to the boom or in a guide groove on the barrier boom.
- stand-off strips between the bent ends of the grid bars can be introduced into the guide groove on the barrier boom or into the guide rails.
- the spacer strips are preferably held by engagement means in the guide rails or in the guide groove and have recesses with which a formed on the bent end of a lattice bar foot can be engaged.
- the spacer strips may be U-shaped and held by inwardly curved side walls of the guide rails in the guide rails; In their side walls, the spacer strips can have recesses with which the foot part formed on the bent-off end of a lattice bar can be brought into engagement. This allows a very simple placement of the barrier grid.
- the foot part at the bent ends of the grid bars is preferably formed transversely and has transverse to the bent end and oppositely directed connecting pins, which can be brought into engagement with the recesses of a spacer bar.
- bars can be inserted one after the other in the spacer bars in a very simple manner.
- the connecting pins of the foot part are initially still held in the direction of the guide rail or the spacer strips and can be anchored by turning by 90 ° in the recesses of a spacer strip and thus in the guide rail.
- the barrier grid gets more stability and it is even at fast opening and closing movements of the barrier a disturbing oscillation of the barrier grid prevented.
- the height H of the pivot point of the connecting rod on the barrier housing and / or the length L of the connecting rod it can be achieved that even when the barrier is open, the bars are not directly adjacent to each other, but a defined distance between they remain, which squeaks between the bars are avoided.
- the connecting rod also prevents the barrier grid from being manually folded when the barrier is closed, thus creating an inherently unauthorized passage on the barrier boom.
- each grid bar preferably consists of three individual parts, namely two end pieces and a center piece; while the end pieces are bent at one end and straight at its other end formed straight and two end pieces are connected with their straight end with one end of the continuous straight center piece.
- each grid bar consists of five individual parts, namely two end pieces with a bent end and a straight end, two continuous straight center pieces and a connecting piece; each end piece is connected with its straight end facing away from the bent end to one end of a continuous straight center piece, and the other end of each straight straight center piece is connected to a connecting piece hinged to the barrier beam.
- the connecting piece is for this purpose preferably arranged laterally on the barrier boom about an axis and it has two mutually oppositely directed extensions, with each of which one end of the center pieces of a lattice bar of the second embodiment is connected.
- the end pieces rod-shaped and the middle pieces are tubular, and the end pieces can be advantageously connected with its remote from the bent end, straight, rod-shaped end by a snap connection with one end of a tubular center piece.
- the bars can be so quickly and easily assembled without the aid of a tool from the end pieces and middle pieces and are hung with the foot of their bent ends in a guide on the boom and in a parallel to the boom extending guide rail. If once individual bars are damaged, so they can be easily replaced and replaced.
- the end pieces of the grid bars can be tubular and the middle pieces can be rod-shaped, with the end pieces in turn being connected with their straight end remote from the bent end by a snap connection to one end of a central piece.
- the bars are preferably both end pieces and the oppositely directed extensions of the connecting rod rod-shaped and both middle pieces of a grid bar tubular and the end pieces are connected with its remote from the bent end, straight end to the one end of a central piece, and the other end of each central piece is connected to a respective one of the extensions of a connector by a snap connection.
- this embodiment of the bars can be composed quickly and without the aid of a tool from its individual parts and mounted on the boom and on the guide rails to a barrier with creeping and Kochs. Individual, damaged bars can be NEN quickly and easily replaced with new bars.
- both end pieces and the oppositely directed extensions of the connection piece may be tubular and both center pieces of a wire rod may be rod-shaped and the end pieces may be connected with their one end remote from a centered end by a snap connection, while the other End of each center piece may also be connected by a snap connection with one of the tubular extensions of a connecting piece.
- the snap-fit connections on a grid bar can be formed by providing at least one springy deflection with an outwardly directed pin-shaped projection at the straight end of each end piece which is to be connected to a center piece and facing away from the bent end, and both Ends of each center piece each have at least one lateral engagement hole for the pin-shaped projection of the bend at the straight end of an end piece and push the ends of a center piece over each one having the zapfenfen Vorsprung end having an end piece until the pin-shaped projection engages in an engagement hole on the middle piece.
- the snap connections can also be formed by equivalently forming the deflection with the peg-shaped projection at the ends of each center piece and the peg-shaped projection engaging hole at the straight end of each end piece.
- At least one resilient deflection with an outwardly directed peg-shaped projection is provided on the straight end of both end pieces facing away from the bent end and on the straight extensions of the connecting piece of a grid bar, and both ends of each center piece each have at least one lateral engagement hole for the peg-shaped projection of one of the bends; the ends of a central piece are respectively slid over the end of the end pieces and the extensions of a connecting piece having the pin-shaped projection until the pin-shaped projection engages in an engagement hole on the center piece.
- the diameter of the straight running, rod-shaped end pieces and the rod-shaped extensions of the connecting piece on the resiliently yielding deflection in the unstressed state of this deflection is greater than the open diameter of a central piece.
- the deflection is biased and there is a play-free connection between end pieces, center pieces or connector.
- the snap connections can be made safer by the straight, rod-shaped end of the end pieces or the straight extensions of the connecting piece, which are to be connected to a center piece, formed with two opposing, resilient buckles, each with a pin-shaped projection and the both ends of the straight center pieces have two mutually opposite engagement holes for the pin-shaped projections on the end pieces and on the extensions of a connecting piece.
- the mentioned equivalent solution is possible.
- a number of connectors can be arranged laterally on the barrier boom.
- Each connecting piece is spaced from the barrier boom pivotable about an axis and has mutually oppositely directed extensions, with which the center pieces of a lattice bar are connected;
- the connecting pieces on the barrier boom are spaced according to the desired spacing of the grid bars.
- All items of the bars, so the end pieces, the center pieces and the connectors, may be made of a plastic or the end pieces and the connectors may be made of a plastic and the centerpieces may be made of aluminum.
- a barrier grid is thus easy, is lightweight and moves without significant noise.
- the bars are particularly resistant to weathering.
- At least the guide rail running at a distance below and parallel to the barrier boom can be covered over its entire length with edge protection.
- the edge protector may have a bead-shaped profile, on which indentations are provided, with which engaging means provided on the guide rail can be brought into engagement.
- barrier grid Another advantage of the barrier grid according to the invention is that its individual parts - such as bars, end pieces, centerpieces and connectors of the bars, guide rails, spacer strips and connecting rod together with spacers - very compact packaging for transport and assembly on site; it saves so transport space and transport costs, also because of the reduced weight; the installation on site is, as described, very simple.
- the invention will be described in more detail below with reference to the attached drawings; show it:
- Fig. 1 is a view of a barrier with a barrier grid according to a first embodiment of the invention in the closed state of
- FIG. 2 the view of the barrier with barrier grid according to FIG. 1 in the half-opened state of the barrier
- FIG. 3 the view of the barrier with barrier grid according to FIG. 1 or FIG. 2 in the opened state of the barrier
- FIG. 4 shows the view of a barrier with a barrier grille according to another embodiment of the invention in the opened state of the barrier
- FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the barrier of FIG. 1,
- FIG. 6 shows the view of the barrier according to FIG. 1 in the direction of the arrow P in FIG
- FIG. 7 shows an individual part of a lattice rod according to the invention in its [attachment to a guide rail
- FIG. 8 individual parts of a lattice rod according to the invention during its assembly
- FIG. 9 is a partial view of a barrier boom with a barrier grid according to the invention when replacing a single grid bar
- Fig. 10 shows the view of a barrier in the closed state with a
- FIG. 10a is a simplified form of the embodiment of FIG. 10, 11 shows the view of the barrier according to FIG. 10 in the half-opened state, FIG.
- FIG. 12 shows the view of the barrier according to FIG. 10 and FIG. 11 in the opened state
- FIG. 13 is a perspective view of the barrier of FIG. 10,
- FIG. 14 shows the view of the barrier according to FIG. 10 in the direction of the arrow P in FIG. 10, FIG.
- FIG. 15 in perspective and as an enlarged detail from FIG. 13 an individual part of a grid bar according to the invention used there, FIG.
- FIG. 16 shows a (partial) view of a barrier boom with anti-creep and overflow protection according to FIG. 10 when replacing individual grate bars, FIG.
- FIG. 17 shows by way of example the connection of a lattice bar with its bent end in a spacer strip or a guide rail
- FIG. 18 shows by way of example edge protection for guide rails on a barrier lattice according to the invention.
- FIG. 1 shows the view of a barrier with a barrier grille 3 according to a first embodiment of the invention as a creep protection, in the closed state of the barrier.
- a barrier housing 1 At a barrier housing 1 is a
- a barrier grid 3 consists of bars 4, which are spaced from each other at their upper ends in a guide groove 5 on the barrier boom 2 and at their lower ends in a spaced below and parallel to the barrier boom 2 extending guide rail 6 in the plane of the barrier grid 3 pivotally are.
- the upper and lower ends 13 of the bars 4 are bent according to the invention in the opposite direction. This ensures that during the opening movement of the barrier and in the open state of the barrier between the ends 13 of the bars 4 and the guide groove 5 am Barrier 2 and the guide rail 6 no crushing and shearing sites form (see Fig. 2 and Fig. 3 and Fig. 4) and thus there is no risk of injury by such bodies.
- the barrier housing 1 facing the end of the guide rail 6 is also connected by a hinged thereto connecting rod 7 and a spacer 8 with the barrier housing 1 also articulated.
- This connecting rod 7 performs in the opening and closing movements of the barrier pivotal about a pivot point 9 on the guide rail 6 and a pivot point 10 on the spacer 8 of the barrier housing 1 (see also Figs. 2 and 3). he leads while the barrier grid 3 and the bars 4 and prevents in rapid movements of the barrier commuting of the barrier grid 3; the barrier grid 3 becomes stable in transverse direction (see also FIG. 6).
- this connecting rod 7 prevents the barrier grid 3 from being manually folded when the barrier is closed, and an inherently unauthorized passage under the barrier boom 2 can be created.
- each grating bar 4 consists of three individual parts, namely two end pieces 11 and a central piece 12, which, when mounted together, result in a grating bar 4.
- FIG. 7 shows an end piece 11 of a lattice bar 4 when it is inserted into the guide rail 6 or into a spacer strip 17 previously introduced into the guide rail 6 (see also FIG. 17 below).
- Each end piece 11 consists of a rod-shaped part, preferably made of plastic, which is bent at its one end 13, that forms an angle; The angle can be filled with material for reinforcement, as can be seen in the figures.
- the other end of each end piece 11 is formed straight away.
- An end piece 11 can by means of a trained at its bent end 13 foot portion 23 (see also Fig.
- each grid bar 4 in the guide rail 6 and accordingly in the guide groove 5 am Barrier 2 introduced and therein by rotation (see Fig. 7) are pivotally anchored by parts of the foot part 23 in the guide rail 6 or guide groove 5 engage (see Fig. 17).
- the center piece 12 of each grid bar 4 is tubular and continuous straight running formed and is preferably made of aluminum, but it can also be selected as stainless steel material. At its two ends, it can be connected by a snap connection with each of the straight end of an end piece 11 to a grid bar 4 (see also Fig. 8).
- each end piece 11 preferably has two opposing, resilient buckles 14, each with a peg-shaped projection 15, and in each end of each continuous straight central piece 12 corresponding engagement holes 16 are provided accordingly.
- the open diameter of each central piece 12 is so much larger than the diameter of the straight end of the end pieces 11 that a center piece 12 can be pushed with its ends so far beyond the straight end of each end piece 11 and its resilient deflections 14 until the pin-shaped projections 15 snap on the bends 14 in the engagement holes 16 on the center piece 12.
- each end piece 11 on the resilient deflections 14 in the untensioned state of these bends 14 be so much larger than the open diameter of the center piece 12 that in the assembled state of a grid bar 4, the bends 14 are stretched and a backlash-free connection between the end 11th and centerpiece 12 is made.
- the snap connections can also be made by the bows are provided with the peg-shaped projections at the ends of the center pieces of the grid bars and the engagement holes for the peg-shaped projections at the straight ends of the end pieces.
- a grid bar 4 can thus be assembled in a very simple manner, without the aid of any tool, of two end pieces 11 and one center piece 12 and with the upper and lower ends of the grid bar 4 forming, bent ends 13 of the end pieces 11 just as easily, without the aid of a tool in the guide groove 5 on the barrier boom 2 and in the guide rail 6 (see Fig. 7 together with Fig. 1) are introduced.
- spacer bars 17, which are inserted between the bent ends 13 of the bars 4, and their end pieces 11, in the guide groove 5 on the barrier boom 2 and the guide rail 6, the bars 4 can be placed and held at a desired distance from each other (see Fig. 8 and Fig. 17 together with Fig. 1).
- the spacing of the bars 4 may be rather small to prevent small animals, such as small dogs or cats, from crawling through the barrier grid 3.
- the distance of the bars 4 may be rather small.
- a rather wide distance between see the bars 4 may be beneficial.
- the bent ends 13 of the end pieces 11 with a foot part 23 formed on them first transversely directed into the guide groove 5 on the barrier boom 2 and the guide rail 6 can be used and held by turning 90 ° therein by doing the foot part 23 in Engagement is made with on the guide groove 5 and the guide rail 6 formed engagement means, for example with U-shaped engagement grooves.
- the spacer strips 17, which determine the spacing of the bars 4 relative to each other are bent in a U-shape and have recesses 18 in their side walls (see also FIG. 7), with which the base part 23 of an end piece 11 can be brought into engagement.
- the foot part 23 integrally formed on the cranked end 13 of each end piece 11 has two connecting pins 24 projecting in the opposite direction and transversely to the cranked end 13.
- first spacer strips 17 are inserted successively in the required for the barrier grid 3 in the guide rail 6 and in the guide 5 on the barrier boom 2, wherein they by U-shaped inwardly facing side walls 25 of the guide rail 6 or guide.
- a secure locking of the bars 4 after assembly is obtained when first the two end pieces 11 of a lattice bar 4 in the guide groove 5 on the barrier boom 2 and the parallel guide rail 6 and in the already placed therein spacer bars 17 are used and the rotations to 90th ° on the guide groove 5 and on the guide rail 6 or in the spacer strips 17 are carried out in the opposite sense and then the center piece 12 is connected to the two end pieces 11 by means of the snap connections described above.
- the center piece 12 can continue to slide over the one end piece 11 until it releases the other end piece 11. Both end pieces 11 can then at their bent ends 13 with entrainment of the center piece 12 from the guide groove 5 on the barrier boom 2 and from the guide rail 6 dissolved and a new grid 4 consisting of two end pieces 11 and a center piece 12 can be mounted in reverse order.
- Figs. 10 to 16 show a barrier that meets this need.
- Fig. 10 shows the view of a barrier in the closed state with a barrier grid 3 'according to a second embodiment of the invention, which provides both an anti-creep and a safety guard.
- a barrier boom 2 is articulated pivotably in a known manner.
- the barrier grid 3 ' consists of the bars 4', which in this embodiment consist of five individual parts, namely two end pieces 11, two center pieces 12 and a connecting piece 20.
- the end pieces 11 and the center pieces 12 are formed in the same way as described above in connection with the first embodiment of the invention.
- Each connecting piece 20 then has two oppositely directed rod-shaped projections 22, at the free end portions 19 parts of a snap connection are provided, as well as the above-described end pieces 11 at its straight Having end, and that are two opposing, resilient buckles 14, each with a pin-shaped projection 15 is formed.
- engaging holes 16 are provided in the two end portions of each of the tubular center pieces 12.
- a grid bar 4 ' according to this embodiment, in turn, very easily and without the aid of a tool are joined together with the two rod-shaped projections 22 of a connector 20, the one end of a central piece 12 and the other end of the two centers 12 with the straight end each one end piece 11 is connected by means of the snap connections described.
- a barrier grid 3 'with creeping and excess protection are preferably laterally on the barrier boom 2 connectors 20 in the required number in a row and in a Spaced apart, which should also hold the bars 4 'to each other.
- Each of the connecting pieces 20 is preferably arranged at its center laterally on the barrier boom 2 about an axis 21 (see also FIGS. 10 to 13).
- these swivel axes 21 are advantageously shaped so that the bars 4 'are held at a distance from the barrier boom 2 in order to prevent scratching on the barrier boom 2 or on the bars 4'.
- the bars 4' In order to complete the barrier grid 3 'with creeping and excess protection, the bars 4' with their downwardly pointing bent ends 13 of their one end pieces 11 in the manner described above, with the aid of an integrally formed at the bent end 13 foot part 23 and with the aid of spacer strips 17 (see Fig. 17) mounted in a below and parallel to the boom 2 extending, the first guide rail 6; with their upwardly pointing bent ends 13 of their other end pieces 11, the bars 4 'are suspended in the same way in a second guide rail 6' running above and parallel to the barrier boom 2; It creates a barrier grid 3 'with a downward crawl protection and with an upward protection.
- each end piece 11 in the respective recess 18 is rotated by 90 ° and so in the guide rail 6, 6 'or the relevant spacer bar 17 in the direction of the resulting barrier grid 3, 3' pivotally anchored.
- the bent ends 13 of each lattice bar 4 'on the two guide rails 6, 6' should preferably point in the opposite direction.
- Fig. 10a shows a simplified embodiment of a barrier grid with creeping and excess protection. It differs from the embodiment according to Fig. 10 in that the guide rail 6 'of the overhang protection, i. on the guide rail 6 'above the barrier boom 2 was omitted. In this case, the overhanging protection according to FIG. 10 belonging end pieces 11 of the bars 4 'can be omitted.
- an edge guard 26 is provided.
- the side walls of the relevant guide rail 6 can be lowered, i. from the bent ends 13 of the bars 4, 4 'directed away, extended and angled inwardly L-shaped.
- An existing from a suitable plastic or rubber, bead-shaped edge protection 26 may be provided with recesses 27, in which these lower, inwardly directed L-leg 28 of the guide rail 6 can engage when the edge protector 26 is pushed onto the guide rail 6.
- the barrier boom 2 is thus pivoted upwards in a storage on the barrier housing 1, rotate the connecting pieces 20 on the barrier boom 2 about their axes 21 and the bars 4 'pivot at their bent ends 13 in accordance with their respective guide rail 6, 6' (see Fig. 11) until the barrier after its pivotal movement of 90 ° fully open position 12 reaches, in which both the crawl protection and the overshoot protection of the barrier grid 3 'are folded together.
- a kausstab7 which connects the barrier housing 1 facing the end of the lower guide rail 6 via a spacer 8 with the barrier housing 1 is sufficient.
- the connecting rod 7 performs during the opening and closing movements of the barrier pivotal about a pivot point 9 on the lower guide rail 6 and about a pivot point 10 on the spacer 8 of the barrier housing 1 (see also Fig. 10 to 13).
- the one connecting rod 7 leads while the barrier grid 3 'with creeping and Studentsshausenschutz total and prevents rapid movement of the barrier, a commuting of the entire barrier grid 3'; the barrier grid 3 'becomes stable in transverse direction (see also FIG. 14).
- the connecting rod 7 prevents the barrier grid 3 'from being closed
- a particular advantage of the barrier gratings 3, 3 'according to the invention is that the, as described, very simple, tool-free installation of the grid can be carried out readily on site.
- the items such as end pieces 11, 12 center pieces, guide rails 6, 6 ', connectors 20, connecting rod 7, spacers 8, spacer strips 17, can be packaged very compact for transport in a disassembled state and mounted on site, as described; This significantly reduces the required transport space and transport costs.
- By choosing as the material for the end pieces 11 and the connecting pieces 20 of the bars 4, 4 'plastic and their centerpieces 12 aluminum weight is saved and the transport costs are further reduced.
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