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12:48 Jan 19, 2008 |
French to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Engineering (general) / safety locks | |||||||
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4 +1 | safety escutcheon |
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2 | safety cuff |
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safety cuff Explanation: Maybe? Not sure whether I got the right picture, but many google hits for s. c. in connection with locks. |
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safety escutcheon Explanation: On "old" doors with keyholes, the escutcheon is the largely decorative piece of metal around the hole serving multiple purposes: - decoration - protection of the wood, so it doesn't get worn by multiple key entry, - guide for aligning the key straight -reflective material making it easier to find the lock in dim light. In your case, it will be a rounded / cupped / dished piece of metal around the protruding lock cylinder so that attempts to whack the cylinder with a hammer will be largely defeated, the escutcheon diverting the blow. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 3 hrs (2008-01-19 16:09:40 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Fitted from 1966 with the door safety escutcheon boss also fitted.This boss is available as 24A1834 and gasket 24A1835 ... www.minispares.com/Product.aspx?pid=42145 exterior safety escutcheon. -interior safety escutcheon. -screws. •. cable: EL648 – 8853, EL650 – 8855. •. loose magnetic contact: 8951/8952 ... www.vingcardmarine.com/binary?id 50 Ø x H mm safety escutcheon. for profile cylinder, 50 Ø x 2 mm .... with safety escutcheon and bush at the. top for handle. Threaded lugs ... www.irsecurityandsafety.co.uk/downloads/irah_randi.pdf Silly me! SECURITY escutcheon would be much better. Chubb Security Escutcheon - Souber RR1 Repair Rose ... www.locksonline.co.uk/acatalog/copy_of_Accessories.html And as this site says, a security escutcheon also prevents people drilling into the lock (quite so quickly) : http://www.bosisystems.com/Images/TesaDoor_Web_a.JPG -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 3 hrs (2008-01-19 16:10:49 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Your second term should be self-explanatory now. |
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