A locking cylinder uses platelet tumblers shiftable in different radial directions to prevent unauthorized access.
A compact electronic cam lock uses a motor-driven worm gear to move a blocking pin for secure access control.
A magnetic child safety cabinet lock uses dual magnets to control a push button mechanism for secure latching.
A modular door lock actuator adapts to different latch devices via an interchangeable driving member, reducing manufacturing costs and design complexity.
Replacing mechanical weights with an eddy current brake prevents sabotage at high speeds while avoiding mechanical overload.
Depressing end cap button rotates modified latch plate via connecting rod assembly, eliminating hex key requirement for door security.
A window door fitting clutch bell assembly integrates spiral and cup springs to secure handle engagement.
Integrating latch and bolt control via one key cylinder reduces part count while preventing jamb damage from accidental operation.
An unlocking device merges a pressure profile and gear mechanism into the door base profile to actuate panic locks without additional milling.
Nesting the retractable sleeve within the housing prevents tampering with the lock assembly while allowing authorized operation of casement windows.