Armrest console box for vehicles
AssigneeHyndai Motor Company
InventorKwang Gi Lee
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Abstract
An armrest console box for a vehicle, having a button, a button housing moved horizontally by the button, a coil spring elastically biasing a rear portion of the button housing forwards, a knob protruding from a predetermined portion of the button housing, a locking member rotated by the knob, and a locking projection of a main body hooked onto a hook provided on a lower end portion of the locking member, may include: an insertion hole formed in the knob in such a way as to vertically pass through the knob; and an insertion protrusion protruding horizontally from an outer surface of an upper end portion of the locking member, and then bent perpendicularly at an end, the bent end being inserted into the insertion hole.
Claims17
An armrest console box for a vehicle, comprising:
- a button housing integrally formed with a button and configured to be movable by the button;
- a first elastic member biasing the button housing forwards;
- a locking member comprising a center portion rotatably coupled to the armrest console box, one end portion integrally engaged with the button housing, and the other end portion having a hook member;
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- a second elastic member pivotally biasing the other end portion of the locking member to a locking projection of a main body.
An armrest console box for a vehicle, having a button, a button housing moved horizontally by the button, a coil spring elastically biasing a rear portion of the button housing forwards, a knob protruding from a predetermined portion of the button housing, a locking member rotated by the knob, and a locking projection of a main body hooked onto a hook provided on a lower end portion of the locking member, the armrest console box comprising:
- an insertion hole formed in the knob in such a way as to vertically pass through the knob;
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- an insertion protrusion protruding horizontally from an outer surface of an upper end portion of the locking member, and then bent perpendicularly at an end, the bent end being inserted into the insertion hole.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.