Improved vane marble lockset adopting milling teeth groove key
A blade and marble technology, applied in the field of blade pin locks, can solve the problems of limited number of keys, impact on anti-theft performance, high mutual opening rate, etc., and achieve good anti-theft performance
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[0016] See figure 1 , figure 2 , the lock head of the present invention comprises a lock body 1 and a lock cylinder 2 in the lock body 1. The lock cylinder 2 is provided with a plurality of blade pinholes 11 arranged horizontally along the axial direction, and the blade pinholes 11 and the keyhole 9 arranged axially Interconnected; each vane pin hole 11 is provided with two vane pins 6, 16 stacked as a group, and the middle part of the vane pin 16 and the end of the vane pin 6 in the vane pin group on the same side are respectively provided with a The bumps 8,10 in the keyhole, the other side of the blade pins 6,16 are respectively provided with V-shaped grooves 7, and the blade return springs 5, 16 are respectively arranged on the lock core 2 corresponding to the blade pins 6,16 in each group. 12. The lock core 2 is provided with a locking side column groove 3, and the locking side column groove 3 is provided with a locking side column 4 that can cooperate with the V-shaped...
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[0021] Such as Image 6 As shown, a magnetic block 23 can also be set on the notch of the locking side column groove on the lock core, and a magnetic block 24 with the same polarity as the magnetic block 23 is correspondingly set in the groove on the locking side column, and the magnetic block can be used to The repulsive force between the block 23 and the magnet block 24 returns the locking leg (see Figure 7 ). Other structures are the same as in Example 1.
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