Brief: Our team walks you through how the NS131052B001G02 elevator door knife performs in common scenarios. This video demonstrates the dual-claw mechanism engaging with hoistway door lock rollers, showcases the precision alignment process using specialized gauges, and explains the component's operation across various temperature conditions.
Related Product Features:
Precision-engineered dual-claw mechanism for reliable mechanical linkage with hoistway door lock rollers.
Constructed from high-strength zinc alloy or stainless steel with specialized heat treatment for enhanced durability.
Compact, lightweight design optimized for high-speed elevator applications (2.5-4.0 m/s) to reduce motion inertia.
Compatible with major door lock systems including Bode and Gunther for versatile integration.
Includes CNC-machined mounting holes for precise alignment on the car door frame during installation.
Requires specialized gauges to set the critical claw gap to 2.5±0.3 mm for optimal performance.
Designed to withstand over 1 million operational cycles, ensuring long-term reliability.
Operates reliably across a wide temperature range from -15 °C to +60 °C in various environments.
Faqs:
What is the primary function of the NS131052B001G02 elevator door knife?
The NS131052B001G02 is a precision door coupler that synchronizes the movement of the elevator car door with the hoistway doors, creating a reliable mechanical linkage through its dual-claw mechanism.
What materials are used in the construction of this door knife assembly?
It is constructed from high-strength zinc alloy or stainless steel, undergoing specialized heat treatment and surface finishing processes like Dacromet or nickel-phosphorus plating for enhanced wear resistance and corrosion protection.
How many operational cycles is this component designed to withstand?
This door knife assembly is engineered to endure over 1 million operational cycles, ensuring long-lasting performance and reliability in elevator systems.
What is the required claw gap setting for proper installation?
For optimal performance, the claw gap must be set to 2.5±0.3 mm using specialized gauges during installation to ensure proper engagement with hoistway door lock rollers.