BR102017014137A2 - motion-inducing stop - Google Patents

Abstract

movement-inducing stop is an invention that adds the ability to be a door fastener in the open position and to be a wall protector, door handles and doors, against unwanted impacts of the door handle and door, contribute to the longevity of the doors. doors, locks, door handles, hinges, frames and fittings for their versatile door handle coupling and locking system, have the capability of noise-free couplings and detachments and be an invention with the potential and potential to be a multipurpose carrier and carrier for decorative and thematic objects or to be the decorative and thematic object while still maintaining its primary functions

Description

MOVEMENT INDUCTIVE STOP

01. The invention consists in the creation of a piece of technical and aesthetic format that induces the lever handles and the like used in any type of doors and locks of homes, buildings and etc., to execute their natural movement from top to bottom and vice versa next to the lock when in contact with this Movement-Inducing Stop, and with the ability to lock the door in the open position in order to take full advantage of the door opening, in addition to protecting the doors, handles and walls from be damaged by contact with them against the wall, and also contribute to the longevity of doors, locks, door handles, frames, hinges and fittings avoiding unwanted impacts and unnecessary efforts, the Movement-Inducing Stop serves as a base for fixing decorative pieces, themed and accessories, and can also be produced as a decorative and thematic piece.

02. There are several types of door fasteners known according to Google search and that function to lock the doors in the open position and prevent the door or knob from hitting the wall, some as a single piece, being used in the shape of a wedge locking the movement of the door by friction between the floor and the door, there are also the stops of two pieces or more, which lock the door by couplings and abrasion or magnetic traction, a part of which is fixed on the door and another part is fixed on the floor or on the wall, to later be attached and prevent the door or the knob from hitting and damaging the wall and keeping the door open and close to the wall, these are the most known and used. They are made of different materials from

2/11 folded metal plates, polymer injected or ferrous injected, usually using the door and floor or door and wall as fixing bases for them or to assist in the performance of their function, and do not use the handle and its movement close to the lock and doors as the Motion Inducing Stop does.

03. The use of the wedge-shaped door fastener creates friction between the door and the floor causing damage to the door base and requiring more than it should the door fixing structures, the frame, hinges and trim, in addition to offering little practicality or convenience to the user, the stops of two pieces or more, in addition to requiring a door area for fixing a part of its set, requires part of the floor or wall to fix the other part of its set in order to fulfill its function and also requires more effort from the door and its fixing structures than is necessary for normal use of the door, reducing the useful life of hinges, frames, doors and fittings / besides that some sets make noise in the couplings and uncouplings, visually pollute the environment and damage the doors due to the need to fix part of its assembly in the door, and the wedge type damage the base of the door to be able to work in the form of shim and abrasion between the floor and the floor. orta, as well as some of these stop models reduce the opening capacity of the door due to their size or difficulty of installation.

04. The invention has the objective and ability to use the lever handles and the like and their movements next to the locks and doors, so it works! practical in daily use, protect and contribute to the longevity of door handles, doors and

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which are the locks, hinges, frames and fittings, avoiding the impact and damage to the walls by the doors and handles or extra efforts in the couplings and decouplings or forced locking and make the most of the opening of the doors when locked in the open position, due the easy installation that already makes the best use of the distance between the door and the wall to be protected, and reduce the noise pollution caused by couplings or locking, avoid visual pollution and damage the doors by fixing parts of some stops on the doors , and serve as a base for fixing decorative pieces and accessories, or be a decorative and thematic piece.

05.0 Movement-Inducing Stop, (see figure 01 and its index to better understand this opinion), it is a single piece, which is fixed on the wall and at the height of the door handle, which has a base for fixing with two slots for fixation and adjustment in case of use of screws and plugs, this same base is sized to receive the application of glues, various fixing adhesives or double-sided tape for fixing, this base requires the protection of the use of oblongs for fixation and adjustment, and it accommodates a set of projections and cutouts of the invention and this fixation base can be developed to have different shapes and reliefs to be decorative and thematic in homes, and it is requested to protect the use of the fixation base for accessories and decorative and thematic use .

06. From the base of the fixation extends a shoulder with cutouts of angles and recesses with the appearance of a hook, that when opening the door at a certain moment, there will be the contact of the handle with

4/11 determined part of the hook, which will be with the straight face of the hook or with the angular face of the Movement Inducing Stop.

07. Coming into contact with the angular face of the hook, it will induce the natural movement from top to bottom of the handle, and this face can have great variations in angulation in relation to the plume of the door and also in the shape of its contact face and if intended to protect is the function of using any angle and any type of contact face, whatever the angle in relation to the door plume, if by contact it will induce any movement in the handle or the handle will induce or share any movement when stop that comes into contact with it, this invention has the right to use and protection, as well as the face that comes in contact with the handle to be used may have different variations such as, being straight, winding, arched and etc. , but in the end it will act as a stop or stop and guide directing the handle movement where it should go, whatever the face model is, if used for this function the rights to this invention are up After the doorknob travels the angular face of the invention by motion induction, it will fall into the groove of the hook, locking it and holding the door's movements in the open position.

08. If you want, you can take the handle down and go straight to the straight face of the hook, avoiding contact with the angled face and coming into contact with the straight face of the hook and releasing the handle smoothly avoiding noise in the coupling , the straight face of the hook acts as a guide and acts as a stop, this face is at a certain distance from the wall to come into contact with the handle and have the ability to

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avoid ο contact of the handle and door with the wall at the most varied angles of opening the door, due to its distance created between the handle and the wall, and also its face may have different variations, it can be straight, winding, arched and etc. ., whichever face model it is, if used for this function, the rights to this invention, such as its minimum distance from the wall to absorb variations in the opening angles of the doors, are up to.

09. After the handle goes through the straight face of the hook it will come into contact with the angled cutout that is the return angular face of the invention, this face will induce movements of the handle and door until it comes in contact with another cutout of this invention which is the face locking, \ and then due to the function of its cutouts at angles in relation to the plume of the door plus the return force that the lock exerts on the handle, will cause the handle to be induced to move by sliding on the angular face return until it comes into contact with the locking face and will adjust and limit movement of the door. What is asked to protect this part of the invention is the use of a face at an angle in relation to the plume of the door, whatever it may be, if it is used with the aim of inducing or retaining some type of movement, both of the door and the doorknob will be entitled to this invention, regardless of the type of face to be used, straight, winding, arched, etc., and together with this part of the invention is the retaining face that performs the function of retaining or locking the door in position opened by the handle, it is requested to protect this part of the invention, which is the door's holding capacity by the handle, and to be protected regardless of any angle that may be used in relation to the door plume in order to retain the

06/11 return movement of the door regardless of the type of face that is, straight, winding, arched or etc., and the capacity of the automatic adjustments of movement contention promoted between the handle, return angular face, locking face and return force of the lock, avoiding unwanted noise and movements.

10.0 ornamental ceiling has a protective and finishing function and serves as a place for fixing accessories and decorative pieces, as it can be molded and industrialized as a decorative and thematic piece, if protection is required to use it as a support or base for fixing decorative or thematic pieces or to produce it for the purpose of being the decorative or thematic object. It also has the function of protecting users against impacts on the hook if it comes to be manufactured with thin walls and it should be noted that this invention has its shape that can be used both on doors that open to the left and to the right, is mirrored, the side to use is always right.

11. In this first moment, the parts of the Movement-Inducing Stop will be identified to better understand during the descriptive opinion, despite being a single piece, there are parts and cutouts that need to be highlighted due to their characteristics, purposes or functions, fig.01 / 1 fixing base, fig.01 / 2 oblong, fig. 01/3 auxiliary hook hole, fig.01 / 4 straight face of the hook, fig.01 / 5 angular return face, fig.01 / 6 locking face, fig. 01/7 angled face, fig. 1/8 will be called a hook, because it looks like a hook due to its cutouts and shape, fig. 01/9 ornamental ceiling, fig. 01/10 oblong of the fixation base with vision obstructed by the hook

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12. It is also necessary to present and identify or give a notion of the door, lock and lever-type handle to be able to understand how the Motion Inducing Stop works during the descriptive opinion of the Movement Inducing Stop, fig.08 / 21 and fig.09 / 21 it is a door used in civil construction for homes, buildings, companies and etc., fig.08 / 22 and fig.09 / 22 is the conventional lock set that through its internal mechanisms has several functions and one of them is to execute the return movement of the handle that is attached to it, fig.08 / 23 and fig. 09/23 it is the lever type handle, which is very common and used in the most diverse types of doors and locks, what differentiates this handle from the others is that from the lever point fig. 09/24 there is an extension that acts as a lever, and depending on the distance of the application of force in this extension of the handle it will require greater or lesser effort to execute its movement with the lock.

13. The Movement-Inducing Stop can be made due to a wide range of materials or industrialization techniques, using polymer and plastic injection matrices such as injected ferrous, cast or stamp, cutting and bending sheet metal, but all need depending on its thickness is able to resist the force of impacts and traction by the action of the handle and door without damaging them.

14. The first part of this unique piece to be described is fig. 01/1 which is the fixing base, this base is the support of the entire Motion Inducing Stop, both this base and the entire Motion Inducing Stop have the capacity of resistance to traction and impacts for the functions to

11/11 that, due to their shape and well thought out cutouts and great tolerance capacity, both in angles, as in the contact and sliding faces, give great flexibility as the thickness and resistance of your body.

15. The fixing base fig. 01/1 has dimensions that accept to be fixed to the wall through the application of glues, various fixing adhesives or double-sided tapes for fixing, or by screws through its two oblong figs. 2/3 and fig. 03/10, these oblong ones due to their own characteristics allow the adjustment of rising and falling on the wall facilitating the installation adjustments in the best contact position of the handle fig. 08/23 fig. 09/23 with the angled face fig. 01/7 of the Movement-Inducing Stop. Due to the lever type handles being well diversified in terms of models and dimensions but maintaining the principle of lever type operation, a fixing base has been developed fig. 01/1 with characteristics - which tolerates any variation in positioning in relation to the distance from its lever point fig. 09/24 facilitating installation and being able to soften the effort at the moment of contact between the handle fig. 09/23 and the angular face fig. 01/7, and it should be noted that the further away from the lever point fig. 09/24 the angled face fig. 01/7 is, less effort will be required from the handle fig. 09/23, the return force of the lock and the force on the angled face fig. 01/7, this way the handle will be smoother until it comes in contact with the straight face of the hook fig. 01/4 or even its coupling in the hook recess fig. 05 / 15.0 recess of the hook is the space created between the straight face fig. 01/4, the return angular face fig. 01/5, and the straight locking face fig. 01/6, to house the lever handles

09/11 and similar, where they will undergo adjustments and accommodation of their induced movements, and will perform the function of locking the door in the open position.

16. The fixing base fig. 01/1 has rounded corners for aesthetic reasons and safety for users, avoiding sharp corners, but it can also be expanded and formatted, so that it already leaves the production line as a decorative or thematic piece.

17. The ornamental ceiling fig. 01/9 has the purpose of giving resistance and structural stability to the Motion Inducing Stop if it comes with thin walls, and serves as a basis for fixing any decorative or thematic piece, or even leaving the factory line as a decorative object and thematic. As fig.07 / 10 demonstrates the rounded finish of the two corners of the ornamental ceiling for safety to users, avoiding sharp corners and direct contact with the hook fig. 8/1.

18. The hook fig. 01/8, fig. 03/8 and fig. 05/8 is the part of the Movement-Inducing Stop that has contact with the handle and performs functions in conjunction with the lock, and we begin to describe it by the straight face of the hook fig. 01/4 is at a certain distance from the mounting base fig. 01/1 to compensate for faults in the installation of the doors, because depending on the distance from the wall and the frame where the door is fixed through the hinges, different angles of the door are created in relation to the wall, and thus, the straight face of the hook fig. 01/4 is at a minimum distance from the mounting base fig. 01/1 and is able to compensate for these differences, making it possible to use the handle fig. 08/23 and fig. 09/23 as a door stop and travel limiter, preventing both the door fig. 09/21 as the doorknob

10/11 fig. 09/23 hit the wall, and due to the height of this shoulder on the straight face of the hook fig. 01/4, if it was necessary to make a rounded finish on its end to give safety to users avoiding risk of injury and to improve aesthetics, the thickness of the hook face should be as small as possible to reduce friction, or of material of little abrasion, as there is contact between the handle and the straight face of the hook fig. 01/4 during the action of locking the door, and also acts as a guide to direct the handle to the groove of the hook. The straight face of the hook fig. 01/4 must have a minimum length to compensate for the movement of the handle fig. 09/25 and protect the wall, door and handle even when the handle is activated in its longest opening stroke fig. 09/26.

19.0 auxiliary hook hole fig. 01/3 is multipurpose, for attaching sensors, decorative pieces, etc.

20. Fig. 01/5 is the return angular face, and refers to a specific cutout that can have wide angulation variations, this cutout takes into account the plume of the door and the return force that the lock exerts on the handle, inducing the same to slide over this return angular face fig. 01/5 until it comes into contact with the locking face fig. 01/6, which also has its angle and cutout depending on the plume of the door, and this locking face fig. 01/6 has the purpose of keeping the door in the open position by contact with the handle, and will only be able to uncouple or release the door movements by activating the handle. As much the thickness of both faces must be less possible to reduce the friction, or of material of little abrasion and that

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fulfill the function without damaging the handle fig. 09/23, the hook recess clearances fig. 05/15 will be eliminated automatically through the action of the return force of the lock fig. 09/22, and by sliding the handle fig. 9/23 on the angular return face fig. 01/5 which induces the downward movement until it lodges near the locking face fig. 01/6 and then this same face prevents the handle from making the opposite movement due to its upward angle and the return force of the lock that previously helped to induce the downward movement now prevents the opposite movement.

Claims (8)

01. MOVEMENT-INDUCING STOP consists of a piece characterized by its fixing base (1) with an oblong to the left (2) of the hook (8) and another oblong to the right (10) of the hook (8) and connected to the ceiling ornamental (9) by its upper end. 2/2 02. MOVEMENT-INDUCING STOP, according to claim 01 and characterized by its ornamental ceiling (9) has at its bottom the hook (8) and at its rear end the fixing base (l). 03. MOVEMENT INDUCTIVE STOP, according to claim 02 and characterized by the hook (8) that has the ornamental ceiling (9) above and the fixing base (l) behind. 04. MOVEMENT-INDUCING STOP, according to claim 03 and characterized by the angular face (7) that makes up part of the front part of the hook (8) and has connection with the ornamental ceiling (9) and with the locking face ( 6). 05. MOVEMENT-INDUCING STOP, according to claim 04 and characterized by the straight face of the hook (4), which is at a certain distance from the fixing base (1) and makes up part of the front part of the hook (8) and having 06. MOVEMENT-INDUCING STOP, according to claim 05 and characterized by the return angular face (5) that forms part of the hook (8) and makes the connection between the straight face of the hook (4) and the locking face ( 6). Petition 870180054824, of 06/25/2018, p. 7/8 07. MOVEMENT INDUCTIVE STOP, according to claim 06 and characterized by the auxiliary hole of the hook (3) located at the lower end of the hook (8). 08. MOVEMENT INDUCTIVE STOP, according to the claims (01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06 and 07) and characterized by the technique and science of using the movements of the locks, and the use of lever handles and the like as a stop door and as part to lock the door movement in the open position.