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TK5A Hollow Connecting Plate

Product Detail

TK5A Fish Plate is a specialized metal joint plate designed for TK5A hollow elevator guide rails. It ensures a tight, precise, and secure connection between two rail sections, maintaining continuous alignment and load-bearing performance. This model is custom-tailored to match the dimensions and hollow structure of TK5A guide rails, which are commonly used in machine room-less (MRL) elevator systems.

Also referred to as a splice plate, rail joint bar, or connecting plate, this component is essential for smooth, safe elevator operation in both new installations and modernization projects.

Specifications

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Model b2 h3 k t b3 r d L1 L2 L3
LK5 87 58 10 4 50 3 14 400 480 20
LK3A 78 56 11.4 4 45 3.2 11.5 200 75 25
LK5A 78 56 10 4 45 2 11.5 200 75 25

Craftsmanship & Service

According to International Standards

According to international standards: ISO7465:2007; ISO630: 2021. According to international standards, conduct comprehensive testing of raw materials based on the material certification provided by suppliers to ensure that the quality of each batch of raw materials meets the requirements.

Quality Assurance

Configure two automated guide rail production lines. The equipment must ensure that the produced items comply with or exceed customer requirements while maintaining the stability of straightness, distortion, and surface roughness

Precision Control

Given the stringent requirements for straightness and twist in BE grade guideways, specialized automatic straightening and twist correction equipment, along with advanced detection systems, have been implemented. The straightness is maintained within 0.5 mm, while the twist is controlled to within 30' per meter

One-stop Service

The service concept of "customer first" asserts that, regardless of where our services are delivered—be it within the company, at the client's workplace, on the construction site, or during transportation—our primary objective remains to satisfy the client