Tension and shear latching mechanism

Details Tension and shear latching mechanism Tension and shear latching mechanism

1987-04-03

1989-05-02

Smith, Gary L.

Closure fasteners

Bolts

Sliding

29234115, 292150, 292106, E05C 112

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active

048262218

ABSTRACT:
Latch mechanisms for latching two bodies in both tension and shear. A longitudinally extending latching bolt is associated with a latching assembly having an overcenter link mechanism controlled by a lever. The overcenter link mechanism includes a slot cooperating with a pin to provide two effective lengths to the fully extended linkage. A laterally extending notch provides a shoulder intermediate the ends of the slot to receive the pin. A keeper is slidably associated with a keeper assembly to engage a recess in the longitudinally extending bolt to prevent its withdrawal from the keeper assembly. A locking surface in the recess engages the keeper. A slide member may extend over the recess so that the keeper is selectively prevented from engaging the recess for purposes of retracting the bolt.

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