**Standard door fitting | 162XAH01.640

Name: **Standard door fitting | 162XAH01.640
Brand: HEWI

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H-technology

satin

Standard door fitting
in H-technology with roses according to DIN 18255 and EN 1906 made of stainless steel, consisting of:
Lever handle 166X... made of stainless steel tube in mitre cut (1.4301), diameter 21.3 mm with 1.5 mm wall thickness, with stepped shoulder guide and groove, with set screw M5 as additional fixing of lever and spindle, for optimal transfer of force to door leaf. The lever handle fulfils the guidelines of the German Federal Association of Accident Insurers ("Bundesverbandes der Unfallkassen e. V." - BUK) safety margin to closing edge 25 mm.
the lever handle meets the standards of EN 179.
Installed by simply latching the lever handle into the base parts preassembled on the door. The latching can be released using the dismantling tool.
Roses: model 315.21X... and 316X..., 315.21X... composite synthetic material and steel rose substructure with black zinc/nickel surface for optimum corrosion protection, integrated spring-assisted restraining "hold-up" module, can be used for left or right-hand opening doors, supporting the lock for longer durability. Fixed rotating bearing of the lever handle with automatically latching all-round locking and 5 mm journal as maintenance-free plain bearing with elastic compensating area, to cancel the possible mounting inaccuracies.
Rose cap oval, made of stainless steel (1.4301), 33 x 71 mm, 10.5 mm high, 1.5 mm wall thickness.
Surface satin finished
Designed and tested for the projects segment, user category to EN 1906 - Class 4 fitting with spindle 8 - 8.5 mm
Category of use: Class 4
Durability: Class 7
Door weight: No classification specified
Fire resistance: Class 0
Safety: Class 1
Corrosion resistance: Class 4
Burglary protection: Class 0
Design-type: A

Article no.: HEWI 162XAH01.640

Concept

The style of System 162 is based on the mitre cut. In the 1920s, the French architect Robert Mallet-Stevens had the idea to cut a round tube and to join it back together again mitred at right-angles. In this way he created a minimalist lever handle for timeless architecture. Today the design is mainly known as the "Frankfurt handle". The puristic design concept of System 162 has an impressive linear shape, a high degree of functionality and material options. System 162 includes formally matched fittings and sanitary accessories and therefore enables continuous design from the door through to the sanitary room.