Split type double-handrail locking mechanism
A locking mechanism and split-type technology, applied in handrails, building locks, building structures, etc., can solve the problem that human-machine comfort cannot achieve the best effect, occupy limited space in the car, and cannot achieve cost savings, etc. problem, to save the turning space, ensure the aesthetics, and save the cost.
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[0053] See Figure 1-Figure 6 , Figure 9 As shown in the drawings, the present invention proposes a split-type double armrest locking mechanism, including: a base 3;
[0054] Two sets of locking assemblies: each set of locking assemblies includes a rotating bracket 5 mounted on the base 3 for horizontal rotation, and a front drive shaft 4 that is movably overlapped on the rotating bracket 5 and located on both sides of the rotation center axis of the rotating bracket 5 With the rear transmission shaft 7, the free end of the rear transmission shaft 7 also extends into the rear guide groove on the base 3, and makes the rear transmission shaft 7 telescopically slide back and forth along the rear guide groove;
[0055] Button assembly: including the button body 1 slidably arranged on the base 3, and the transmission bracket 2 fixedly connected with the button body 1, the free end of the transmission bracket 2 is connected with the front transmission shaft 4;
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Embodiment 2
[0066] On the basis of Embodiment 1, this embodiment further optimizes the design of the connection between the rotating bracket 5 driving the front transmission shaft 4 and the rear transmission shaft 7, specifically:
[0067] see you again Figure 10 As shown in etc., the upper surface of the rotating bracket 5 is respectively provided with a front stroke groove 14 and a rear stroke groove 15 not parallel to the direction of the rear guide groove on both sides of its rotation central axis, and one end of the rear transmission shaft 7 is slidably overlapped on the rear stroke. In the groove 15, one end of the front transmission shaft 4 slides and overlaps in the front stroke groove 14. The front stroke groove 14 and the rear stroke groove 15 are preferably elongated grooves, whose width is adapted to the protruding parts of the front stroke groove 14 and the rear stroke groove 15 .
[0068] see you again figure 1 As shown in etc., one end of the front transmission shaft 4 i...
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