Glossary entry

Japanese term or phrase:

鎌デッド錠

English translation:

hook bolt deadlock / hookbolt deadlock

Added to glossary by Miho Ohashi
Feb 4, 2011 22:08
13 yrs ago
Japanese term

鎌デッド錠

Japanese to English Tech/Engineering Construction / Civil Engineering
Is there a specific term for this, besides just a "dead lock"?

「住戸玄関部分の鎌デッド錠」 

Proposed translations

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hook bolt deadlock / hookbolt deadlock

--- 鎌 is defined as a “sickle” or “scythe” which is a an instrument with a “curved” or “hooked” edge for cutting grass or crops.

--- There are many websites featuring “hook-bolt locks”
http://www.freepatentsonline.com/5516162.html
A hook-bolt lock assembly is improved in strength by hook-bolt plates (5, 6) and can be locked without inserting a key into a lock unit (22) when the assembly is locked, so as to be improved in operability. In the assembly: a movable plate (2) is biased by a spring (3) toward its projecting direction; the hook-bolt plates (5, 6) are pivoted to a casing (1); oblique cam surfaces (16, 17) of front-end hooks (9, 10), which abut on socket

--- I think that just plain “hook bolt deadlock” would be safer to use because there is more than one type of” hook bolt deadlock.”

--- In the below 2 websites you can see two different types of “hook bolt deadlocks”
1) a 5 lever hook bolt deadlock and
2) a mortice hook bolt deadlock

http://www.ironmongerydirect.co.uk/Products/Locks_Latches_an...

Chubb 3M50 5 Lever Hook Bolt Deadlock 70mm Case 43mm Backset Satin Gold


http://www.alibaba.com/product-free/800009392/Chubb_3C16_Mor...

Chubb 3C16 Mortice Hook bolt Deadlock

--- This website features a “hook bolt deadlock” with an illustration:
http://www.jmlock.com/adamsrite-hookbolt-latch-lock.aspx

--- Here is an alternative spelling with "hook" and "bolt" joined together:
http://www.qualitydoor.com/Adams-Rite-MS1950-050-Maximum-Sec...
Adams Rite MS1950-050 Maximum Security Hookbolt Deadlock (stainless steel)

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agree Mami Yamaguchi
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "I think both suggetions are valid. I simply chose Joyce's over Julian's just because it had more hits in google search. Thank you both! "
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Japanese term (edited): デッド錠

lock with hook dead bolt

No, there is a difference between a normal デッド錠 and a 鎌デッド錠. The following site explains (under コジ開けに強い鎌デッド錠)

http://key-and-lock.joohoo.biz/structure/case-lock.html

The closest I have found on any English language sites are "hook bolt locks", for example:

http://www.alibaba.com/showroom/hook-bolt-lock.html

These look a bit different from the Japanese examples, but I think serve the same purpose, so 'lock with hook dead bolt' would probably suffice in the absence of something else.

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Note added at 51 mins (2011-02-04 23:00:25 GMT)
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The following translated Japanese patent talks about a "sickle member", which is obviously just a direct translation of 鎌, so I wouldn't assume that this is a standard English translation. I'd still go with my original suggestion.

http://www.sumobrain.com/patents/jp/Sickle-shaped-dead-bolt-...
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agree Tokyo_Moscow
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Thank you.
agree Mami Yamaguchi
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morise lock

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