Handle for radiation detector
AssigneeVieworks Co., Ltd.
InventorJung Min Choi
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a handle for a radiation detector including a body grasped by a user, a first hook coupled to a coupling groove formed on a radiation detector body, a button member moving according to the user's manipulation in such a manner as to release a coupling state of the handle, a second hook engaging with the button member in such a manner as to be coupled to a coupling groove formed on the radiation detector body, and a double locking part disposed inside the body, whereby the handle can be detachably coupled to the radiation detector body, irrespective of its attaching direction, and the radiation detector can be rapidly and conveniently carried by the user.
Claims9
A handle for a radiation detector, which is detachably mounted on a radiation detector body, comprising:
- a body configured to be grasped by a user;
- a first hook coupled to a coupling groove formed on the radiation detector body;
- a button member configured to move according to the user's manipulation in such a manner as to release a coupling state of the handle, the handle being coupled to the radiation detector body in the coupling state;
- a second hook engaging with the button member in such a manner as to be coupled to a coupling groove formed on the radiation detector body;
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- a double locking part disposed inside the body configured to be grasped by the user,
- wherein the double locking part comprises:
- a trigger moving vertically according to a contact with the radiation detector body;
- a moving member connected to the body configured to be grasped by the user and moving forward in a direction of the trigger if the trigger moves vertically;
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- a stopper coupled to the moving member in such a manner as to prevent the moving member from moving forward if the handle is detached from the radiation detector body.
A radiation detector comprising:
- a radiation detector body having a plurality of coupling grooves formed on at least one or more surfaces thereof;
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- a handle detachably coupled to the coupling grooves, wherein the handle comprises:
- a body configured to be grasped by a user;
- a first hook coupled to a coupling groove on one side;
- a button member configured to move vertically according to the user's manipulation in such a manner as to release a coupling state of the handle;
- a second hook engaging with the button member and coupled to a coupling groove on another side;
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- a double locking part having a trigger disposed inside of the body configured to be grasped by the user and moving vertically according to a contact with the radiation detector body, a moving member connected to the body configured to be grasped by the user by means of a spring and moving forward in a direction of the trigger if the trigger moves vertically, and a stopper coupled to the moving member in such a manner as to prevent the moving member from moving forward if the handle is detached from the radiation detector body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.