Locking mechanism for aerosol drug delivery device
AssigneeMicrobase Technology Corp.
InventorsCHIH-CHIEH LIN, CHIU-JU SHEN, YI-TING LIN, JO-LING WU
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AssigneeMicrobase Technology Corp.
InventorsCHIH-CHIEH LIN, CHIU-JU SHEN, YI-TING LIN, JO-LING WU
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A locking mechanism for an aerosol drug delivery device includes a first housing, a second housing, a screw and a fastening member. The first housing has a contact portion and a fastening space formed beside the contact portion. The second housing is rotatably connected with the first housing and is capable of rotating relative to the first housing along a rotation axis. The screw is rotatably connected with the second housing and is capable of rotating relative to the second housing along a central axis parallel to the rotation axis. The fastening member is movably connected with the screw and capable of being driven by the screw to move toward the contact portion. The fastening member includes a fastening portion capable of being displaced when contacting with the contact portion and entering into the fastening space to limit the relative rotation between the first housing and the second housing.
A locking mechanism for an aerosol drug delivery device, comprising:
The locking mechanism according to claim, 1, wherein the fastening member further includes:
A method of using the locking mechanism for an aerosol drug delivery device, the aerosol drug delivery device including a first housing having at least one contact portion and at least one fastening space formed beside the contact portion, a second housing rotatably connected with the first housing along a rotation axis, a screw rotatably connected with the second housing and being capable of rotating relative to the second housing along a central axis parallel to the rotation axis, and a fastening member movably connected with the screw and capable of being driven by the screw to move toward the contact portion, the fastening member including a fastening portion, the method comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.