Segmented rod actuation allows active leaf access while keeping the passive wing locked, reducing relocking effort and preventing obstructions.
A low-profile electronic cam lock fits standard cabinet openings using keypad access and coin cell batteries.
A lock bolt retraction gear uses a guide element to inhibit movement until valid user input is verified.
Inclined clutch tappet converts torque to axial force, enabling free lock bit rotation without active actuation.
Rotating cam plates and a linkage bar convert left-hand locks to right-hand configurations without replacing the entire mechanism.
Piezo actuator in lock cylinder core prevents bolt rotation, reducing device complexity while maintaining secure coupling.
Replacing Bowden cables, the motorized bayonet mechanism reduces engine compartment space and manual effort.
A cylinder lock protector uses a synthetic resin cover and metal shield to secure the keyhole.
A tilting spring mechanism controls two independent pins to lock and decouple a cylinder core.