Drawer interlocking mechanism
First Claim
1. An improved drawer interlocking mechanism mainly consists of a base, an axle cam and two sets of brakes, with features as follows:
- the base is locked into one end of the drawer rail;
along the peripheral of the axle hole, there are a number of curved holes at equal angle;
at the bottom of the axle hole, there is a gradient ladder, slots available for placing two sets of brakes, and a sticking convex point on the central axle line of the axle hole;
at the bottom of the axle cam, there is a sticking block;
on the outer edge, there is a sticking gradient edge surface and a sticking flexible and moveable tab on the edge of each groove and a sticking top column on the intercepting side of the tab, which allows the axle cam in the axle hole for free rotation;
when the guide groove of the flip cover of the drawer slider is inserted or takes off, the top column offers an angle-limiting effect on the rotation;
after rotation by an angle, the tab matches and locks into the curved hole along the axle hole for positioning purpose;
the two sets of brakes are inserted in the slots of the base;
on the two sides, there are sticking stoppers;
the connection forms a symmetrical shape for placing brakes into the slot in any direction of the base;
the spacing between the two stoppers is available for the rotation of the block of the axle cam;
the slot holding the brake has a corresponding convex point on the axle line that has a guide groove for holding the convex point as slide guide;
on the surface of where the guide groove is introduced, there is a sticking stop to block the convex point;
thus, it provides a position-limiting effect on the guide groove that is moving outward.
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Abstract
An improved drawer interlocking mechanism mainly has a number of curved holes at equal angle along the peripheral of an axle hole in the base. There are flexible and moveable sticking tabs along the peripheral of an axle cam, which is allowed to freely rotate when it is installed into the axle hole of a base. After the axle cam rotates by an angle, the tab matches and locks into a curved hole for positioning. Two sets of brakes have symmetrical matching stoppers on two opposite sides, so the brakes can be placed into any slot of the base and a guide groove can be placed on the axle line corresponding to convex point. The groove surface has a stop to block the convex point, so the brake can slide and lead the direction with position limiting function. Thus, this can prevent the brake from dropping out of the slot.
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3 Claims
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1. An improved drawer interlocking mechanism mainly consists of a base, an axle cam and two sets of brakes, with features as follows:
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the base is locked into one end of the drawer rail;
along the peripheral of the axle hole, there are a number of curved holes at equal angle;
at the bottom of the axle hole, there is a gradient ladder, slots available for placing two sets of brakes, and a sticking convex point on the central axle line of the axle hole;
at the bottom of the axle cam, there is a sticking block;
on the outer edge, there is a sticking gradient edge surface and a sticking flexible and moveable tab on the edge of each groove and a sticking top column on the intercepting side of the tab, which allows the axle cam in the axle hole for free rotation;
when the guide groove of the flip cover of the drawer slider is inserted or takes off, the top column offers an angle-limiting effect on the rotation;
after rotation by an angle, the tab matches and locks into the curved hole along the axle hole for positioning purpose;
the two sets of brakes are inserted in the slots of the base;
on the two sides, there are sticking stoppers;
the connection forms a symmetrical shape for placing brakes into the slot in any direction of the base;
the spacing between the two stoppers is available for the rotation of the block of the axle cam;
the slot holding the brake has a corresponding convex point on the axle line that has a guide groove for holding the convex point as slide guide;
on the surface of where the guide groove is introduced, there is a sticking stop to block the convex point;
thus, it provides a position-limiting effect on the guide groove that is moving outward. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3)
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