are brand-name products, which, in our view, are equivalent to a quality promise. Read through the next few pages to see what distinguishes our branded architectural fittings and the advantages they have to offer.
Secustik®
With Secustik® technology, an integrated locking mechanism makes it difficult for burglars to shift the window fitting from the outside. You can also hear this additional level of security: the self-securing lock mechanism engages with a precise click at different handle positions.
The window handle with the built-in security you can hear
Our Secustik® window handles contain a jamming-device which provides integrated security. This makes it more difficult to move the window fitting unlawfully from outside. It works by a coupling element acting as a sort of mechanical diode. This allows for normal use of the window handle from inside, but jams the handle if anyone tries to turn it from outside by way of the fitting.
As the handle is turned through 180 degrees from the closed position to the tilt position, the jamming-device makes a series of clicks – proof of the built-in security you can hear.
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This is how the typical Secustik® clicks are made
Blocking mechanism of the Secustik® window handle -
As the window handle is moved on, the sprung security bolts “1” click as they go over special cut-outs “2” in the housing, indicating the built-in security. -
As the handle is turned, the security bolts “1” are carried by the coupling element “3” to the individual cut-outs “2”, producing the clicking sound. -
How does Secustik® technology work?
As a break-in is attempted, the security bolts “1” are forced into special cut-outs “2” in the housing by a second coupling element “3”. -
It is in this position that the security bolts “1” make it more difficult to turn the window handle from outside.
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