Adjustable latch

Closure fasteners – Bolt casings

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292 1, 292DIG60, 2923363, 292169, E05C 116

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047083794

ABSTRACT:
An adjustable latch for a lockset for adjusting to either of two backset positions including a first cylindrical member having a first particular diameter. A second cylindrical member has a second diameter larger than the first diameter and with the first and second cylindrical members located in a telescopic arrangement for providing a telescopic adjustment between the cylindrical members. A first detent is interconnected between the first and second cylindrical members and has two detent positions corresponding to the two backset positions. A latch is located within the first cylindrical member. An actuating member is located without the cylindrical members at a position opposite to the latch for actuating the latch between open and closed positions. A second detent interconnects the latch and the actuating member and includes two detent positions corresponding to the two backset positions. Unlocking means is coupled to both the first and second detent means to unlock both detent means to allow adjustment between the two backset positions.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4372594 (1983-02-01), Gater
patent: 4662665 (1987-05-01), Lin

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