Rotary barrier for controlling the passage of people has a barrier unit to rotate towards a downward-slanted axis of rotation at 45 degrees to the horizontal
A technology of turnstiles and rotating shafts, used in turnstiles, instruments, time registers, etc., can solve problems such as uncomfortable noise, high wear, and high power consumption.
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[0037] 1 shows a three-armed turnstile with a locking unit 1 that can be rotated around a rotation axis inclined at an angle of approximately 45° relative to the horizontal, three locking elements 2 (here in the form of locking arms 2 ) that are formed separately from each other. Extends from the locking unit at an angle of 120°. According to FIG. 2 , the locking unit 1 is mounted on a carrier plate 3 . The locking arms 2 each extend at an equal angle to the bearing plate 4 , on which they are held with one end in a receiving journal 5 , which is rotatably mounted in an opening of the bearing plate 4 . A flange 6 can be formed on the outer circumference of the carrier plate 4 , by means of which the carrier plate 4 is rotatably mounted in the circular opening of the carrier plate 3 . Each receiving journal 5 is respectively provided with a locking pin 7 which is loaded radially outwards by a spring, but which can move radially against the force of the spring (see the followin...
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