| Construction Windows will consist and be manufactured from:
Mainframe
Extruded aluminium section 6063 T5 prepared and T.I.G. welded (4 places)
Slider bar
Extruded aluminium section 6063 T5 slotted and dammed to facilitate
drainage, mechanically fastened to mainframe bottom by 4 countersunk stainless steel
screws
Slider rail
Extruded aluminium 6063 T5 glazed to sliding glass using polyurethane
adhesive
Weather bar
Extruded aluminium 6063 T5 glazed to sliding glass using polyurethane
adhesive
Handle
Glass filled nylon with stainless steel spring, mechanically fastened to
glass using 2 countersunk stainless steel screws through nylon bushes
Flocked rubber channel linings
Spray flocked extruded E.P.D.M. keyed and bonded into mainframe channel
Channel filler rubber
Extruded black E.P.D.M. keyed into mainframe channel
Weather bar rubber
extruded black E.P.D.M keyed into weather bar extrusion
Slider strip
Schlegel
Bottom fixed glass
5mm thermally toughened safety glass complying with NZ5443 and AS2080, all edges
arrissed, with pyrolytically applied black ceramic band to surface two for bonding
Sliding glass
5mm thermally toughened safety glass complying with NZ5443 and AS2080 with exposed
edges polished and concealed edges arrissed |
Description Top sliding
window for bodyside saloon, consists of bottom fixed glass bonded to a window frame
incorporating double sliding glasses. The sliding glass is unframed at the top and leading
edge and incorporates a weather bar at the centre with a slider rail at the bottom edge.
The sliding glass is operated by a locking handle mounted at the leading edge which
catches on the frame.
The unit facilitates bonded mounting with a flanged mainframe
upper and flush bottom glass.
Interchangeability
John Gilbert & Co will ensure windows will be within
specification and engineering drawing tolerances by means of:
- Production jigs and fixtures
- Assembly gauges
Traceability
- Serial number and date will be stamped into the frame in a
inconspicuous - accessible place.
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