Lock core structure
AssigneePorter Lock Co., Ltd.
InventorTso-Pin Fan
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Abstract
A lock core structure including a housing, a lock core, at least two latch elements and plural lock piece sets. Each lock piece set includes a division plate and a first lock and the second lock piece are embedded in two sliding tracks on the division plate, and an elastic element is mounted between the first lock piece and the second lock piece for interlocking the first and the second lock pieces. Through the interlocked structure between the first lock piece and the second lock piece, it will be harder for the thief to break the lock core.
Claims10
A lock core structure having plural lock piece sets embedded therein, a key through hole and at least two embedding holes for proving space to at least two latch elements to move therein, the lock core, plural lock piece sets and latch element being tightly matched in a housing, wherein the lock piece set comprising:
- a division plate embedded in the lock core and having a key through hole for passing through a key, a first sliding track and a second sliding track, and fixing troughs located at the positions corresponding to the embedding slots for sliding therein the latch elements;
- a first lock piece having a sliding element mounted thereon for guiding thereof to slide along the sliding track on the division plate, a fist key rejecting shaft protrudently mounted at one side thereof near the key through hole, and a first embedding slot located at one side thereof corresponding to the fixing trough, and
- a second lock piece, mounted on the division plate opposite to the first lock piece, having a sliding element mounted thereon for guiding thereof to slide along the sliding track on the division plate, a second key rejecting shaft protrudently mounted at one side thereof near the key through hole, a second embedding slot located at one side thereof corresponding to the fixing trough, and a rejecting shaft for mounting an elastic element between the rejecting shaft and the first key rejecting shaft so as to form an interlocked structure between the first lock piece and the second lock piece.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.