Combination of lock with adjustable key and core
AssigneeBloftown Co., Ltd.
InventorHung-Lin Liao
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Abstract
A combination of a lock and a key includes a cylinder having a housing, multiple index rings and multiple cores. The housing has slot laterally defined through the wall thereof the housing. At least one first post and at least one second post respectively extend radially from the first end and the second end of the housing. The index rings are located in the housing and each have at least one column with a first mark. At least one cap restricts the index rings to the housing. Each index ring has one core received therein. The key has a handle, a shaft and multiple unlocking members mounted to the shaft. Each unlocking members has a second mark and a top portion. The index rings are removed and re-arranged by removing the cap via the slot so as to obtain different combinations by the first and second marks.
Claims8
A combination of a lock and a key, comprising:
- a cylinder having a housing, multiple index rings and multiple cores, the housing having a passage defined axially therethrough, a slot laterally defined through a wall of the housing, at least one first post extending radially from a first end of the housing, at least one second post extending radially from a second end of the housing;
- the index rings located in the passage and each index ring having at least one column extending radially therefrom which extends through the slot and has a first mark, at least one cap restricting the index rings to the housing, each index ring having one of the cores received therein;
- a key having a handle, a shaft and multiple unlocking members, the handle connected to outer threads on one end of the shaft by a control member, each unlocking member having a mounting hole through which the shaft of the key extends, each unlocking member having a second mark and a top portion, and
- the index rings being removed and re-arranged via the slot by removing the cap, different combinations being created by matching the first marks of the index rings and the second marks of the unlocking members of the key.
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