Sliding tray P 7036

Sliding trough P7036

The P7036 sliding tray was specially developed for high-security areas and enables gap-free connection to glazing – without visible slots or openings. It is used in sensitive facilities such as federal banks, embassies, correctional facilities, and military installations and is designed for flush counter installation indoors.

Your advantages

• High-security design: for federal authorities, judiciary && Army
• FB4 and FB6 available: tested – test certificates on request
• Gap-free glass connection: thanks to attached steel rail
• Counter-pull mechanism with cover plate: prevents insertion into the housing
• Maintenance-free & durable: robust steel construction, abrasion-resistant paint

function & operation

It is operated manually via a lever. The payment tray locks in both end positions and unlocks automatically when pulled or pushed. A counter-rotating cover plate prevents objects from being accidentally placed into the housing during passage from one side.

Installation && Material

The P7036 is installed centrally under the glazing. The attached steel rail allows for a gap-free connection to the pane or partition above. The unit must be installed under the frame. Disassembly for maintenance or repair work is possible.

Technical data

• Installation location: Indoor, counter installation under glass
• External dimensions: 600 × 92 (107) × 780 mm (W × H × D)
• Pass-through size: Payment trolley: 320 × 30 × 240 mm (W × H × D)

Versions

• Standard: RAL 9005 black, textured paint
• P7036/VA: Cover & counter-pull made of brushed stainless steel (FB4, FB6, optional FB7)
• P7036/EV1: Cover & counter-pull made of aluminum (FB4, FB6, optional FB7)
• Custom combinations, other colors and material finishes on request

Recommended supplement

For secure communication, we recommend a suitable Intercom, e.g. GEC 882 or Delta 2.0.

The P7036 sliding tray stands for uncompromising safety, gap-free integration and reliable function – the first choice for high-security areas with the highest requirements.