Window & door sash frictional locking device

Movable or removable closures – Mounted for optional movements – Edgewise separable stile-slide supports closure for vertical...

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49181, E05D 1522

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ABSTRACT:
A pivoting and sliding device is provided which incorporates a unique cam and frictional locking assembly. Rotation of a cam in a sliding block, slidably mounted within a track, produces lateral expansion and normal biasing of the slide block to frictionally engage four sides of the slide block with respective opposing track surfaces. A vertical or horizontal window or door sash may be pivoted out of the plane of the frame about a pair of slide blocks rigidly locked to the frame.

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