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A closing device for doors of cases or cabinets preferably constructed out of thin wall material such as sheet metal and especially to the operation of catching systems, such as closing bars, which are mountable in the canted area of sheet metal cabinet doors. The closing device is comprised of a do

A closing device for doors of cases or cabinets preferably constructed out of thin wall material such as sheet metal and especially to the operation of catching systems, such as closing bars, which are mountable in the canted area of sheet metal cabinet doors. The closing device is comprised of a door plate having two door plate areas, whereby a first longitudinally extended door plate area has a turning handle for operating and a drift pinion which is rotationally mounted. The second door plate area has a push plate which is mounted in a slidable manner. The push plate interacts with the drift pinion and the catching system via a catch. The catch reaches through one of the slots in the door covered by the second door plate area. The second door plate area is also longitudinally extended, connected to the first longitudinally extended door plate area as one piece, and shaped in such a way that the extending axis of the second longitudinally extending door plate area is vertical to the extending axis of the first longitudinally extending door plate area.

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1. A closing device for doors of housings or cabinets, preferably made from thin wall material such as sheet steel, especially for the actuation of locking systems, such as locking bars, which can be introduced in the fold space in sheet-metal cabinet doors, said closing device comprising:a door pla

1. A closing device for doors of housings or cabinets, preferably made from thin wall material such as sheet steel, especially for the actuation of locking systems, such as locking bars, which can be introduced in the fold space in sheet-metal cabinet doors, said closing device comprising:a door plate with a first and second door plate region; said first door plate region being elongated and having a handle, such as a swivel lever, and supporting a spindle pinion so as to be rotatable; said second door plate region supporting a push plate so as to be displaceable, which push plate is in an operative connection with the spindle pinion and which is, in turn, in an operative connection with the locking system via a shoulder which extends through a slot in the door that is concealed by the second door plate region; said second door plate region being similarly elongated and being shaped and connected in one piece with the first elongated door plate region in such a way that an axis of extension of the second elongated door plate region extends at right angles to an axis of extension of the first elongated door plate region.