Key casing
A shell and key technology, applied in the direction of keys, time registers, instruments, etc.
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[0036] figure 1 A schematic exploded perspective view of the key housing is shown, which in particular comprises a spare key 1 and a housing 7 .
[0037] Said housing 7 comprises a longitudinally shaped insert receptacle 9 oriented along the axis A, which is adapted to receive the insert 5 . The housing 7 also includes a space 70 for receiving the key head 3 . The receiving space extends on axis B along the housing 7 . Axis A and said axis B of the receiving space define an angle X, generally 90°. The housing 7 may comprise two half-shells 7A and 7B. The first half-shell 7A can eg receive electronic equipment, and the covering second half-shell 7B can eg comprise control buttons, such as buttons for electrically opening and closing the doors of the motor vehicle.
[0038] The spare key 1 comprises a key head 3 forming a grip portion and an insert 5 adapted to be inserted into a lock of a vehicle, in particular a spare lock, when in use. like Figure 2A Shown, when not in...
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