Locks – Special application – For closures
Patent
1993-02-19
1995-02-21
Cuomo, Peter M.
Locks
Special application
For closures
292 98, 292129, 292229, 292DIG46, 292DIG37, 292DIG60, 70 95, F05B 6508
Patent
active
053905164
ABSTRACT:
A lock or catch (10) is shown for a sliding door or window. The lock has a tongue (13) which can pivot to engage or disengage with a fixed frame part of a frame in which the door or window can slide. The lock has two buttons (16,17) which are respectively operable to move a lock (20,21,23,25,31) so the tongue (13) is moved to a first position (such as an unlocked condition) and to a second position (such as a locked condition).
A cylinder lock (not shown) can be used to lock the lock and therefore the tongue (13) in a locked condition.
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Boucher Darnell M.
Cuomo Peter M.
Dowell Australia Limited
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