Swing Handles (Takigen)

We are exporting, distributing, trading and supplying Swing Handles (Takigen) to our clients in Kyoto, Japan. The Takigen cremon (gremon) handle is a multi-point lock used for a shelter, cubicle, soundproof door or electromagnetic protection door. It enables two or more locks to be lockable and unlockable by turning one handle. It is available in many variations such as the lock with an inner handle to allow door opening from the inside, with an attachable/detachable handle to prevent mischievous use, and a lock-attachable handle.

The continuous hinge is a long hinge having the maximum length of 2133mm. An ordinary door is fitted with 2 hinges at the upper and lower points. If the door is long, it may be bent with two hinges only. If the hinges are increased, it is difficult to align their cores. The use of continuous hinges ensures ease of installation because it has a single axis.

a Plate
The stopper plate used for many Takigen handles is also called a tongue. It is capable of multi-point locking in interlocking with a rod.

a SWITCH
The key switch with solenoid is a key switch with a built-in small solenoid, and the key is locked by disconnecting the power to it so that the door remains closed. This lock is suitable for doors intended for crime prevention.

The control key switch is also called key lock switch. It is a lock to send electric signals to a register, computer, elevator, or power supply unit, etc.