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SN-CEN/TS 13126-4:2004

Apr 2004 Withdrawn

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Abstract

This part of prCEN/TS 13126 specifies the requirements and test methods for durability,strength, security and function of mechanically operated espagnolette bolts and their strike plates / keeps for use on windows and door height windows.This standard is applicable to the following types of espagnolette boltsa) Side bolts that operate transversely to the principal sliding rods;b) End bolts that operate in the same direction as the principal sliding rods;c) Fittings with both side bolts and end bolts.This standard does not incorporate door bolts subject to the scope of EN 12051, or multi-point locks subject to the scope of WI033250.

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Published: 7 April 2004
Withdrawn: 1 February 2009
Edition: 2004-04
Version: 1
Document type: TS
ISBN:

ICS 91.190
National Committee SN/K 267

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EU law: 305/2011, 89/106/EEC

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