Pivot mechanism for pivoted windows
AssigneeYoshida Kogyo K.K.
InventorTsutomu Akai
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Abstract
A pivot mechanism for pivoted or reversible windows includes a stationary base adapted to be secured to a window frame member and a slide base slidably mounted on the stationary base and with which a window sash edge is pivotally engageable. A screw threadedly extends through one of the bases and is coupled with the other base by means of a pair of annular flanges on one end of the screw, between which is received a pair of arms extending from the other base. By turning the screw, the slide base is moved with respect to the stationary base, thereby providing a bearing for a pivot shaft on the window sash edge or positionally adjusting a pivot shaft on the slide base.
Claims4
A pivot mechanism for use between a window frame member and a window sash edge which is pivotally movable relatively to the window frame member, said pivot mechanism comprising:
- (a) a stationary base adapted to be secured to the window frame member;
- (b) a slide base slidably mounted on said stationary base for pivotal engagement with the window sash edge;
- (c) a threaded element threadedly extending through one of said bases substantially along the longitudinal direction of the window frame member;
- (d) means coupling said threaded element with the other base while allowing rotation of said threaded element about its axis, whereby said slide base is movable relative to said stationary base in the longitudinal direction of the window frame member by turning said threaded element;
- (e) means limiting the movement of said slide base relative to said stationary base and securing said slide base to said stationary base;
- (f) a pivot shaft adapted to be mounted on the window sash edge and project toward the window frame member, said slide base being movable into a position in which said stationary and slide bases jointly provide bearing means for the pivot shaft;
- (g) said bearing means comprising a curved wall on said slide base defining a substantially semicircular recess receiving said pivot shaft, and a flat surface on said stationary base, said flat surface closing said semicircular recess when said slide base is in said position, whereby said pivot shaft can be retained in said recess;
- (h) said slide base including an elongated indentation extending in the direction in which the slide base is movable, said substantially semicircular recess opening toward said elongate indentation, and said flat surface on said stationary base being disposed in said elongate indentation.
A pivot mechanism for use between a window frame member and a window sash edge which is pivotally movable relatively to the window frame member, said pivot mechanism comprising:
- (a) a stationary base adapted to be secured to the window frame member;
- (b) a slide base slidably mounted on said stationary base for pivotal engagement with the window sash edge;
- (c) a threaded element threadedly extending through one of said bases substantially along the longitudinal direction of the window frame member;
- (d) means coupling said threaded element with the other base while allowing rotation of said threaded element about its axis, whereby said slide base is movable relative to said stationary base in the longitudinal direction of the window frame member by turning said threaded element;
- (e) means limiting the movement of said slide base relative to said stationary base and securing said slide base to said stationary base;
- (f) said coupling means comprising a pair of flanges mounted on and spaced axially of said threaded element, and a pair of arms projecting from said other base and disposed between said pair of flanges, said pair of arms sandwiching a rod portion of said threaded element which extends between said pair of flanges.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.