The installation of wall mounted cast iron (copper inlaid) gates for river channels is convenient

Wall mounted cast iron gate, which has two ears on each side of the door frame, for a total of four ears. The gate is directly fixed around the outlet, not embedded in the gate slot. The door frame of the gate is embedded with copper strips, so it is also called a wall mounted cast iron embedded copper gate. According to whether it has bidirectional waterproofing, it can be divided into unidirectional waterproofing wall mounted cast iron gates and bidirectional waterproofing wall mounted cast iron gates.

The upper and lower frames of the wall mounted cast gate are equipped with fixing blocks to prevent the gate from slipping out during transportation and lifting. After installation and solidification (before use), the fixing blocks of the upper gate frame and the tightening bolts of the lower frame should be removed before starting.

The installation of the wall mounted cast gate adopts a whole installation. After adjusting the sealing gap between the gate and the gate frame to below 0.3mm, the second phase pouring is carried out. When pouring concrete, it is necessary to ensure that the gate frame is in a vertical position. The mortar flowing into the gaps between the gate, gate frame, wedge iron, and baffle must be removed to prevent it from solidifying and affecting the opening and closing of the gate.

When opening and closing the wall mounted cast gate, attention should be paid to the upper and lower limit positions of the gate to avoid damaging the gate or the hoist. During the opening and closing process of the gate, it should be checked whether there is any obstruction in the lifting and lowering of the gate.

The wall mounted cast gate and gate frame are paired together, and should not be switched during transportation and installation in multiple groups