Handle for doors and windows

Abstract

A handle for doors and windows, characterized by the fact that it includes: a handle (100), wherein the handle (100) is provided with a mounting column (110) on the outside of which an annular groove (120) is arranged and in the interior of which a drive cavity (130) is arranged; a drive pin (200) for opening or closing doors and windows, wherein one end of the drive pin (200) is inserted into the drive cavity (130); a base (300), wherein the base (300) has a first through-hole (310) through which the mounting column (110) is passed; a retaining ring (400), wherein the retaining ring (400) is arranged in the annular groove (120) to limit the base (300) on one side of the annular groove (120), wherein the outer diameter of the retaining ring (400) is larger than the diameter of the first through hole (310).

Description

Field of invention

[0001] The present utility model relates to the technical field of door and window handles, in particular a handle for doors and windows. State of the art

[0002] Many types of door and window locks are known. To facilitate opening and closing doors and windows, handles are commonly attached to the locks. Typical door and window handles usually consist of a handle, a handle mounting base, and an actuator shaft. The handle is rotatably attached to the handle mounting base, while the actuator shaft is fixed to the handle. The actuator shaft interacts with the transmission unit of the door or window lock, so that turning the handle controls the movement of the transmission unit to lock or unlock the bolt or latch. Currently, most door and window handles on the market are attached to the handle mounting base by rivets.With these handles, it is difficult to replace individual components after assembly if, during quality control, the handle is found to be stiff, has paint damage or scratches, or the mounting base cover plate is deformed. Disassembly is complicated and can damage the handle mounting base, which usually results in the entire handle being discarded, thus wasting resources. Object of the invention

[0003] The aim of the present utility model is to solve at least one of the technical problems of the prior art and to provide a handle for doors and windows that allows for easy assembly and disassembly as well as uncomplicated replacement of components.

[0004] The present embodiment of the utility model provides a handle for doors and windows, comprising: a handle having a mounting column, wherein the outside of the mounting column has an annular groove and the inside has a drive cavity, a drive spindle for opening or closing doors and windows, wherein one end of the drive spindle is inserted into the drive cavity; a base which is provided with a first through-hole through which the mounting column is passed; a retaining ring fitted in the annular groove to limit the base on one side of the annular groove, the outer diameter of the retaining ring being larger than the diameter of the first through-hole.

[0005] According to an embodiment of the present utility model for a handle for doors and windows, at least the following advantageous effects are achieved: When mounting the handle, the mounting column of the handle is inserted through the first through-hole of the base, and the retaining ring is engaged in the annular groove of the mounting column. Since the outer diameter of the retaining ring is larger than the diameter of the first through-hole, the base can be pressed firmly into place. One end of the drive spindle is inserted into the drive cavity within the mounting column, so that the handle can rotate the drive spindle to enable the opening or closing of doors and windows.After the handle has been assembled, if a later quality check reveals that a component is damaged or scratched, the retaining ring can be removed from the ring groove to separate the handle from the base, allowing individual components to be replaced separately.

[0006] The handle can therefore be mounted and dismounted extremely conveniently.

[0007] The aforementioned door and window handle also includes a release retaining ring to prevent the drive spindle from loosening. This retaining ring is mounted on the mounting post and positioned between the base and the retaining ring. The mounting post has a recessed groove that communicates with the drive cavity. The release retaining ring features a release rib that passes through the recessed groove and presses against the drive spindle.

[0008] Due to the arrangement of the release retaining ring between the base and the retaining ring, and due to the recess groove on the mounting column which is connected to the drive cavity, the release retaining rib of the release retaining ring projects from the recess groove into the drive cavity. When the drive spindle is inserted into the drive cavity, the release retaining rib presses against the drive spindle, thus preventing the drive spindle from loosening.

[0009] The aforementioned handle for doors and windows has a mounting post with two of the aforementioned recess grooves, and the release locking ring is accordingly provided with two release locking ribs.

[0010] The aforementioned handle for doors and windows has a base with two mounting holes, each located on either side of the first through-hole.

[0011] The base is designed by the arrangement of two mounting holes on both sides of the first through-hole in such a way that the base can be attached to the door or window by means of screws through the first through-hole.

[0012] The aforementioned handle for doors and windows also includes a cover cap that snaps onto the base. This cover cap has a second through-hole for the mounting post. Snapping the cover cap onto the base allows the base's mounting holes and other internal structures to be concealed, resulting in a more aesthetically pleasing appearance.

[0013] The aforementioned door and window handle features a recessed opening on the side of the base for lifting the cover cap. This recessed opening makes it easier for the user to lift the cover cap.

[0014] The aforementioned handle for doors and windows also includes a rubber ring positioned between the cover cap and the handle. The placement of the rubber ring between the cover cap and the handle provides a damping effect.

[0015] The aforementioned door and window handle features a positioning groove on the outside of the mounting post and a corresponding positioning lug on the inside wall of the first through-hole. This positioning groove on the outside of the mounting post and the corresponding positioning lug on the inside wall of the first through-hole allow the handle to be rotated into a position where the groove and lug align, thus locking the handle in place. Further rotation of the handle requires greater force to overcome the resistance between the positioning groove and lug.

[0016] The aforementioned handle for doors and windows features several positioning grooves that are evenly spaced on the outside of the mounting column.

[0017] The aforementioned handle for doors and windows features a retaining ring with an opening, and third through-holes are arranged at the ends of both sides of the opening. These third through-holes allow the retaining ring to be attached to the ring groove of the mounting post.

[0018] Further features and advantages of the present utility models are described below and are partly evident from the description or become apparent from the design of the utility model. The objectives and further advantages of the utility model can be realized and achieved through the structures specifically indicated in the description, the claims, and the drawings. Brief description of the drawings

[0019] The present utility model is further explained below with reference to the drawings and exemplary embodiments: Fig. Figure 1 is an exploded view of a handle for doors and windows provided according to an embodiment of the present utility model. Fig. Figure 2 is an exploded view of the handle for doors and windows according to another perspective of the embodiment of the present utility model. Description of preferred embodiments

[0020] The present utility model is described in detail below using a preferred embodiment as an example. This embodiment is illustrated in the drawings. The drawings serve to visually supplement the textual description, making the individual technical features and the overall concept of the utility model readily understandable. However, the drawings are not to be interpreted as limiting the scope of protection of the utility model.

[0021] In the description of the present utility model, the designations "first", "second", etc. serve only to distinguish technical features and are not to be understood as an indication of their relative importance, number or order.

[0022] Unless expressly stated otherwise, terms such as "arrange," "assemble," "connect," etc., are to be understood in a broad sense. Experts in the field can reasonably determine the precise meaning of these terms in the context of the utility model based on the specific technical solution.

[0023] The embodiment of the present utility model provides a handle for doors and windows that allows for easy disassembly and replacement of components. The embodiment of the present utility model is further explained below with reference to the drawings.

[0024] With reference to Fig. 1 and Fig. 2 The embodiment of the present utility model provides a handle for doors and windows comprising a handle 100, a drive spindle 200, a base 300 and a retaining ring 400, wherein: The handle 100 is provided with a mounting column 110, on the outside of which an annular groove 120 is arranged. Inside the mounting column 110 a drive cavity 130 is arranged; The drive pin 200 is used to open or close the door or window, with one end of the drive pin 200 being inserted in the drive cavity 130; The base 300 is provided with a first through-hole 310 through which the mounting column 110 is passed; The retaining ring 400 is installed in the annular groove 120 to limit the base 300 on one side of the annular groove 120. The outer diameter of the retaining ring 400 is larger than the diameter of the first through hole 310.

[0025] According to one embodiment of the present utility model, during the assembly of the handle, the mounting column 110 of the handle 100 is guided through the first through-hole 310 of the base 300, and then the retaining ring 400 is engaged in the annular groove 120 of the mounting column 110. Since the outer diameter of the retaining ring 400 is larger than the diameter of the first through-hole 310, the base 300 can be pressed firmly into place. One end of the drive spindle 200 is inserted into the drive cavity 130 within the mounting column 110. The handle 100 can rotate the drive spindle 200 to open or close the door or window. After the handle has been mounted, if a component is damaged or scratched during the subsequent quality inspection, the handle 100 can be separated from the base 300 by removing the retaining ring 400 from the ring groove 120, thus enabling individual replacement of components.Disassembly and assembly of the handle is therefore very easy.

[0026] It is understandable that in Fig. 1 and Fig. 2. The drive mandrel 200 is designed as a square bar, which is why the cross-section of the drive cavity 130 is correspondingly square. The drive mandrel 200 and the drive cavity 130 can also have other shapes, as long as power transmission is ensured. The present utility model is not limited in this respect.

[0027] With reference to Fig. 1 and Fig. 2. The aforementioned handle for doors and windows further comprises a release retaining ring 500 to prevent the drive spindle 200 from loosening. The release retaining ring 500 is mounted on the mounting post 110 and is located between the base 300 and the retaining ring 400. The mounting post 110 has a recess groove 111 that communicates with the drive cavity 130. The release retaining ring 500 is equipped with a release retaining rib 510, which is guided through the recess groove 111 and presses against the drive spindle 200.

[0028] Due to the arrangement of the release retaining ring 500 between the base 300 and the retaining ring 400, and due to the recess groove 111 on the mounting column 110, which is connected to the drive cavity 130, the release retaining rib 510 of the release retaining ring 500 projects from the recess groove 111 into the drive cavity 130. When the drive mandrel 200 is inserted into the drive cavity 130, the release retaining rib 510 presses against the drive mandrel 200, thus preventing the drive mandrel 200 from loosening.

[0029] With reference to Fig. 1 and Fig. 2 the mounting column 110 is equipped with two recess grooves 111, and the release locking ring 500 is accordingly provided with two release locking lugs 510.

[0030] With reference to Fig. 1 and Fig. 2 The base 300 is provided with two mounting holes 320, each of which is arranged on both sides of the first through hole 310.

[0031] The base 300 is designed by the arrangement of two mounting holes 320 on both sides of the first through hole 310 in such a way that the base 300 can be attached to the door or window by means of screws through the first through hole 310.

[0032] With reference to Fig. 1 and Fig. 2 The aforementioned handle for doors and windows further comprises a cover cap 600 snapped onto the base 300, the cover cap 600 being provided with a second through-hole 610 through which the mounting post 110 passes. By snapping the cover cap 600 onto the base 300, the mounting holes 320 of the base 300 and other internal structures can be concealed, thus achieving a more aesthetically pleasing appearance.

[0033] With reference to Fig. 1 and Fig. 2. A recess opening 330 for lifting the cover cap 600 is arranged on the side surface of the base 300. The arrangement of the recess opening 330 on the side surface of the base 300 makes it easier for the user to lift the cover cap 600 at the recess opening 330.

[0034] With reference to Fig. 1 and Fig. 2. The aforementioned handle for doors and windows further comprises a rubber ring 700, which is arranged between the cover cap 600 and the handle 100. The arrangement of the rubber ring 700 between the cover cap 600 and the handle 100 provides a damping effect.

[0035] With reference to Fig. 1 and Fig. 2. A positioning groove 112 is arranged on the outside of the mounting column 110, and a positioning lug 311, which fits into the positioning groove 112, is arranged on the inside wall of the first through-hole 310. Due to the arrangement of the positioning groove 112 on the outside of the mounting column 110 and the corresponding positioning lug 311 on the inside wall of the first through-hole 310, the handle 100 can be rotated into a position in which the positioning groove 112 and the positioning lug 311 are aligned, thereby locking the handle in place. Further rotation of the handle 100 requires a greater force to overcome the resistance between the positioning groove 112 and the positioning lug 311 on the mounting column 110.

[0036] With reference to Fig. 1 and Fig. 2 Several positioning grooves 112 are provided, which are evenly arranged on the outside of the mounting column 110.

[0037] With reference to Fig. 1 and Fig. 2. The retaining ring 400 is provided with an opening 410, and third through-holes 420 are arranged at the ends of both sides of the opening 410. By arranging the third through-holes 420 at the ends of both sides of the opening 410, the retaining ring 400 can be fastened to the annular groove 120 of the mounting column 110.

[0038] The foregoing embodiments of the present utility model have been described in detail. However, the utility model is not limited to these embodiments. Experts in the field may, within the scope of their knowledge and without deviating from the spirit of the utility model, make numerous modifications.

Claims

[1] A handle for doors and windows, characterized by that it includes: a handle (100), wherein the handle (100) is provided with a mounting column (110) on the outside of which an annular groove (120) is arranged and in the interior of which a drive cavity (130) is arranged; a drive pin (200) for opening or closing doors and windows, wherein one end of the drive pin (200) is inserted into the drive cavity (130); a base (300), wherein the base (300) has a first through-hole (310) through which the mounting column (110) is passed; a retaining ring (400), wherein the retaining ring (400) is arranged in the annular groove (120) to limit the base (300) on one side of the annular groove (120), wherein the outer diameter of the retaining ring (400) is larger than the diameter of the first through hole (310). [2] Handle for doors and windows according to claim 1, characterized by, that it further comprises a release retaining ring (500) which serves to prevent the drive mandrel (200) from becoming loose, wherein the release retaining ring (500) is placed on the mounting column (110) and is located between the base (300) and the retaining ring (400), wherein the mounting column (110) has a recess groove (111) connected to the drive cavity (130), and the release retaining ring (500) is provided with a release retaining rib (510) which is passed through the recess groove (111) and bears against the drive mandrel (200). [3] Handle for doors and windows according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized by , that the mounting column (110) is provided with two recess grooves (111) and the release locking ring (500) is accordingly equipped with two release locking ribs (510). [4] Handle for doors and windows according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized by, that the base (300) has two mounting holes (320) which are each arranged on the two sides of the first through hole (310). [5] Handle for doors and windows according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized by , that it further comprises a cover cap (600) snapped into the base (300), the cover cap (600) having a second through-hole (610) through which the mounting column (110) is passed. [6] Handle for doors and windows according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized by , that the side surface of the base (300) is provided with a recess opening (330) to allow the cover cap (600) to be lifted. [7] Handle for doors and windows according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized by , that it further comprises a rubber ring (700) which is arranged between the cover cap (600) and the handle (100). [8] Handle for doors and windows according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized by , that the outside of the mounting column (110) is provided with a positioning groove (112) and the inner wall of the first through hole (310) has a positioning web (311) corresponding to the positioning groove (112). [9] Handle for doors and windows according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized by , that several positioning grooves (112) are provided which are evenly distributed on the outside of the mounting column (110). [10] Handle for doors and windows according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized by , that the retaining ring (400) has an opening (410) and a third through-hole (420) is provided at the ends of both sides of the opening (410).

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