Hardroom door edge seal
AssigneeFaraday Defense Corporation
InventorJason R DeVries
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Abstract
A pair of fabric EMI gaskets run in parallel and adhered onto a perimeter of a conductive ferrous hardroom door surface. A row of magnets running in between the pair of fabric EMI gaskets is magnetically adhered onto the perimeter of the door surface. A series of conductive non-ferrous spring clips are inserted between the pair of fabric EMI gaskets in at least corners of conductive ferrous hardroom door surface. A strip of felted wool is deployed above the non-ferrous spring clips and the row of magnets. A cam lever rotatably attached between the hardroom door pries open and breaks magnetic forces between the row of magnets and a conductive ferrous surface of a door frame.
Claims24
An edge seal for a hardroom door in an electromagnetic shielded enclosure, the edge seal comprising:
- a pair of fabric EMI gaskets running in parallel and adhered onto a perimeter of a conductive ferrous hardroom door surface;
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- a row of magnets running in between the pair of fabric EMI gaskets magnetically adhered onto the perimeter of the conductive ferrous hardroom door surface.
A hardroom door in an electromagnetic shielded enclosure, comprising:
- a door frame comprising a conductive ferrous surface;
- a hardroom door comprising a row of magnets around a perimeter thereof and hinges coupling an edge of the hard room door to the door frame;
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- a lever rotatably attached between the hardroom door in a configuration to pry open and break magnetic forces between the row of magnets and the conductive ferrous surface of the door frame.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.