Method of attaching and detaching objects allowing for controlled rotation
OwnerPankaj Kumar Maskarainventor
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
OwnerPankaj Kumar Maskarainventor
Estimating the term…
An apparatus for attaching and detaching hard objects allowing for rotation wherein protrusions built in or attached to one object are forced into cavity sockets built in or attached to another by causing force resulting in momentary bending of protrusions or the cavities. The sequential bending causes curvilinear motion allowing protrusions to enter otherwise inaccessible cavity sockets. Once in, the components of the joining mechanism revert to natural position and an equilibrium is reached which keeps the objects attached, yet free to move around an axis. This equilibrium can only be disturbed by causing force at specific points on the mechanism and pulling the objects apart in a curvilinear motion, thereby detaching the objects in one continuous motion with little effort. Momentary bending necessary to operate the apparatus is made possible by empty space in the casing housing the mechanism. Permitted angles of rotation are controllable and attached objects can be locked in a position.
An apparatus for attaching and detaching hard objects that allows for rotation of the attached objects around an axis,
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.