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Locking assemblies for portable containers and associated containers

A locking component, a portable technology, applied in the direction of locking equipment, fastening devices for wings, fastening devices for buildings, etc., can solve the inconvenience of closing elements, inappropriate elements, increase the complexity of closing elements, cost and Occupation of space and other issues

Active Publication Date: 2018-01-19
G T LINE
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[0010] This further increases the complexity, cost and space taken up of the above-mentioned closing element, thereby actually exacerbating the above-mentioned disadvantages
[0011] It is therefore evident that luggage cases, suitcases, trolley cases of the above-mentioned type are provided on the outside with extremely cumbersome closing elements, and these closing elements themselves are especially inconvenient
[0012] Furthermore, as often happens, such elements are found to be completely inappropriate when the available space is greatly restricted by the obligatory presence of handles, padlocks, signs, doors that can be opened or by other construction-related requirements of
In fact, such elements make it impossible to find a convenient location for the closing element (and sometimes even, the protruding lip), let alone leave the space available for the mobile parts necessary to rotate them during opening and closing

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[0031] With specific reference to the drawings, reference numeral 1 generally indicates a locking assembly for luggage, suitcases, trolley cases, and similar types of portable containers (generally, indicated by reference numeral 100 in turn).

[0032] The container 100 includes at least one open shell portion 101 that internally defines a compartment 102 for accommodating objects; therefore, the shell portion 101 is composed of at least one respective covering unit in at least one first configuration 103 (with different contours according to specific requirements) is at least partially closed, the at least one respective covering unit 103 is coupled to the shell 101 and can be in the first configuration ( image 3 , Figure 4 , Figure 5 with Image 6 Shows a container 100 in a first configuration) and at least one second configuration ( Figure 8 The container 100) in the second configuration is shown to move between, so as to allow the user to freely access the compartment 102....

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The locking assembly includes at least one lever for actuating a slider, which can be slideably coupled to a reference outer surface of the shell or the unit. The slider moves between a first limit position, wherein it is engaged with a respective abutment coupled to the other one of the shell or the unit, arranged in the first configuration, for their mutual locking, and second limit position, wherein the slider is distanced from the abutment to allow the transition of the covering unit between the configurations and free access to the compartment.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to a locking assembly for portable containers and related containers. Background technique [0002] At present, portable containers (suitcases, suitcases, trolley cases, etc.) are widely used, and are composed of two shell halves, which are hinged to each other and consist of one or more locking elements (or locks) Remaining in the closed configuration, the one or more locking elements (or locks) can be disabled upon command to allow access to the internal compartment of the container. [0003] In order to meet the specific needs of some market segments and the specific needs of different types of professional users, some of these containers must be able to further ensure high resistance to shocks (the structure will not be deformed, not to mention the damage to the interior. Items transported) and completely sealed (thus preventing water, air, dust and the like from penetrating into the compartment). [0004] For this reason, locking el...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): A45C13/10B65D55/02E05B65/52
CPCA45C13/1084B65D45/24E05B65/523E05B65/5269E05C3/12E05C19/12
Inventor M·托尼里阿莱赛奥·坎册托尼
Owner G T LINE
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