Key with indication "locked - unlocked" of a cylinder lock
OwnerTase LAZOVSKIinventor
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Abstract
A key with indication “locked-unlocked” of a cylinder lock and comprising in its gripping section a manually movable slider for indicating “locked-unlocked” is designed in a way that in a gripping section there is arranged a recess comprising in its central section a pair of projections, wherein the slider arranged in the recess consists of two halves containing a mutually complementary middle tubular part and an external wide part extending at least partially over the contour of the recess.
Claims6
A key with indication “locked-unlocked” of a cylinder lock and comprising in its gripping section a manually movable slider for indicating “locked-unlocked” wherein that in a gripping section there is arranged a recess having an oblong contour of two partially overlapping circles, so that a pair of projections is provided in the middle part of the recess, said projection forming a narrowed section of the recess, wherein the slider arranged in the recess consists of two halves containing a mutually complementary middle tubular part and an external wide part extending at least partially over the contour of the recess.
Key with indication “locked-unlocked” of a cylinder lock and comprising in its gripping section a manually movable slider for indicating “locked-unlocked” wherein that in a gripping section of the key there is arranged a round or oblong recess, in which an insert comprising a slider is fixed, wherein the insert comprises an oblong ring-shaped part that fits the recess and an edge of which is provided with a flange of a rectangular or oval shape and with a flat groove, whereas its opposite edge includes snap teeth for a positive-fit connection with the gripping section, and that the ring-shaped part has an aperture, in which a two-part slider is arranged in a sliding manner, wherein the aperture is oblong and at least one of its longer side walls is elastic and vaulted into the aperture.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.