Bolt lock
OwnerHarry L. Taylor, Charles O. Ehretinventors
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Abstract
A bolt lock for locking a sliding member having an aperture therein to a stationary member having an aperture therein includes a body adapted for mounting to the sliding member and the body including a guide in registry with the aperture of the sliding member. The bolt lock also includes a bolt having one end inserted through the guide for movement between a locked position of engagement in the aperture in the stationary member and an unlocked position of disengagement with the aperture in the stationary member, and a handle connected to the other end of the bolt with the handle engaging the body to lock the bolt in the locked position.
Claims14
A bolt lock for locking a sliding member having an aperture therein to a stationary member having an aperture therein, the bolt lock comprising:
- a body adapted for mounting to the sliding member, the body including a guide in registry with the aperture of the sliding member;
- a bolt, having a front end inserted through the guide of the body for movement between a locked position of engagement in the aperture in the stationary member and an unlocked position of disengagement with the aperture in the stationary member, the bolt including a back end which extends out of the body;
- means connected between the back end of the bolt and the body for selectively locking the back end of the bolt to the body for locking the bolt in the locked position, the selective locking means comprising a handle connected to the back end of the bolt, the handle including an open end having a groove and a C-shaped spring clip in the groove, the body including a collar projecting from the body toward the handle, the collar having a tapered portion, the spring clip engaging the tapered portion when the bolt is in the locked position;
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- biasing means between the outside of the body and the locking means for biasing the bolt toward the unlocked position.
A bolt lock apparatus for use with a sliding door having a sliding member having an aperture therein and a stationary member having an aperture therein, the apparatus comprising:
- a mounting body adapted to be inserted into the aperture formed in the sliding member, the body including a guide in registry with the aperture of the sliding member and a collar extending out of the body;
- a bolt having one end inserted through the guide for movement between a locked position of engagement in the aperture in the stationary member and an unlocked position of disengagement with the aperture in the stationary member;
- means for biasing the bolt to the unlocked position;
- means connected to the other end of the bolt for engaging the collar which extends out of the body for locking the bolt in the locked position, the engaging means comprising a handle connected to said other end of the bolt, the handle including an open end having a groove and a C-shaped spring clip in the groove.
A bolt lock for locking a sliding member to a stationary member, the bolt comprising:
- a mounting body adapted to be inserted into an aperture formed in the sliding member, the body including a front end extending into the sliding member, and intermediate portion, and a collar projecting from the back end of the body away from the aperture of the sliding member, the body further including a guide in registry with the aperture of the sliding member;
- a bolt having a front end and a back end, the front end inserted through the guide for movement between a locked position of engagement in an aperture in the stationary member and an unlocked position of disengagement with the aperture in the stationary member;
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- means connected to the back end of the bolt for engaging the collar for locking the bolt in the locked position, the engaging means comprising a handle connected to the back end of the bolt, the handle including an open end having a groove and a C-shaped spring clamp in the groove.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.