2TLA020039R0800-JOKA

Overview

The component identified by manufacturer part number 2TLA020039R0800-JOKA is a mechanical lock tongue manufactured by Jokab Safety. It belongs to the JSM D27 series of safety interlock components and is classified as an attachment type for door handles. The primary function of this unit is to serve as a locking mechanism for front entry applications within industrial safety systems.

Feature Summary

• Designed specifically for front entry locking configurations
• Functions as a mechanical actuation element for safety interlocks

Applications

• Front entry door locking mechanisms
• Industrial machine guard interlocking systems
• Safety gate access control assemblies

Procurement Notes

Verify the exact manufacturer part number against official ABB Jokab catalogs to ensure compatibility with existing JSM D27 series hardware. Confirm that the application requires a front-entry lock tongue configuration rather than other variants within the same product family. Cross-reference technical drawings if precise dimensional fitment is critical for the installation site.

Selection Notes

Select this component only when a mechanical lock tongue is required for front-entry safety interlock doors. Ensure compatibility with the specific JSM D27 series handle or housing design intended for the machinery enclosure. This part serves as a supplementary mechanical element rather than an electronic sensor, requiring integration with appropriate switching devices.

Part Context

This component is part of the broader Jokab Safety portfolio focused on physical access control and machine guarding. It complements electronic switches and controllers by providing the necessary mechanical interface for secure door closure. The JSM D27 series represents a standardized line of safety accessories designed for robust industrial environments.

Replacement Considerations

Consult official ABB Jokab documentation for confirmed substitute part numbers. Verify mechanical dimensions and mounting interfaces before substituting with generic equivalents to maintain safety integrity levels.