Side rails fastening mechanism for telescopic aluminum step ladd

Fire escape – ladder – or scaffold – Ladder with pivoted prop – Section extensible below prop pivot

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182195, 182209, E06C 130, E06C 750

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050624997

ABSTRACT:
A side rails fastening mechanism for securing the frame fractions of the side rails of a telescopic aluminum step ladders in an extended or collapsed position, comprising an insert block fixedly secured inside each frame fraction at a lower position with a rung secured thereto and a locking bolt fastened inside a transverse hole thereon and pushed by a compression spring to insert through a mounting hole on the frame fraction disposed at an inner side into a lower or upper locating hole on the frame fraction disposed at an outer side so as to firmly secure two connected frame fractions in an extended or collapsed condition.

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