Switch type on/off structure for hoisting magnetic disks
AssigneeGuang Dar Magnet Industrial Ltd.
InventorWen-Hsuan Chiang
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Abstract
A switch type ON/OFF structure for hoisting magnetic disks has a handle turnable towards one side to demagnetize and towards another side to generate a magnetic force to attract and move a work piece. The handle is hinged on one end surface of a hoisting magnetic disk which also has a first detent member and a second detent member. The first and second detent members can stop the turning of the handle. The handle further has an extensible latch member at one side spaced from the handle at a selected interval. The latch member has a distal end slidable over the second detent member and extendable downwards to allow the second detent member to be wedged in the interval and anchored. Thereby the hoisting magnetic disk can provide the magnetic attracting force and hoist and move the work piece safer.
Claims3
A switch type ON/OFF structure for hoisting magnetic disks, comprising:
- a chest type hoisting magnetic disk which has a magnetic attracting force at the bottom thereof to attract a work piece;
- a handle which has a pivotal axle at the bottom end to be hinged on one end surface of the hoisting magnetic disk and a boss formed at one side above the pivotal axle, the boss having a through hole to hold an extensible latch member which has a top portion movable upwards and forms an interval with the handle;
- a first detent member formed in a round strut and extended at one side of the handle;
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- a second detent member formed in a round strut and extended at another side of the handle;
- wherein the through hole has a top portion formed at a diameter smaller than the bottom thereof to form a bucking rim, the latch member having a handgrip at a top portion, the handgrip being located above the boss, the latch member having a latch strut at the bottom thereof, the latch strut having a diameter greater than a middle portion of the latch member, the latch member being coupled with an elastic member on an outer side, the elastic member having a top end pressing the bucking rim and a bottom end pressing an upper side of the latch strut.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.