Storage case
AssigneeSuzuki Motor Corporation
InventorTaku Shiosaka
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Abstract
A storage case where a case cover is openably and closably connected to a case body, the storage case included a latch mechanism fixing the case cover to the case body, a handle swingably connected to a plane to which the latch mechanism is connected, and a locking mechanism configured to lock the latch mechanism and the handle simultaneously. The latch mechanism includes a latch receiving portion configured to be hooked. The handle includes a handle receiving portion configured to be hooked. The locking mechanism includes a locking member hooking the latch receiving portion and the handle receiving portion. In a locked state, the latch receiving portion and the handle receiving portion are arranged in one direction.
Claims10
A storage case in which a case cover is openably and closably connected to a case body, the storage case comprising:
- a latch mechanism configured to fix the case cover to the case body;
- a handle swingably connected to a plane to which the latch mechanism is connected;
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- a locking mechanism configured to lock the latch mechanism and the handle simultaneously,
- wherein the latch mechanism includes a latch receiving portion configured to be hooked,
- wherein the handle includes a handle receiving portion configured to be hooked,
- wherein the locking mechanism includes a locking member configured to hook the latch receiving portion and the handle receiving portion,
- wherein in a locked state, the latch receiving portion and the handle receiving portion are arranged so as to overlap each other in a direction in which a swing shaft of the handle extends,
- wherein the locking member has a first locking piece which hooks to the handle receiving portion and a second locking piece which hooks to the latch receiving portion, the first locking piece and the second locking piece are arranged in the direction in which the swing shaft of the handle extends, and
- wherein the locking member extends in the direction in which the swing shaft of the handle extends.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.