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Hispano Mecano Electrica SA
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CLOSURE MECHANISM, characterized in that it essentially comprises the assembly constituted by a relatively stationary base piece and adaptable to the place where the mechanism is to be mounted and used, being mounted on said base part an axle driven by an external lever and integral with the axis in question two diametrically opposed turrions also comprising three sliding closing elements, two of which, guided by some parts belonging and/or integral to the base piece slide in the same direction but in opposite directions, driven by the respective turriones that are housed in paths slots, laterally open, existing in the two elements in question while the third element slides, guided by other parts belonging to and/or integral with the base piece, in the normal sense to the first two being suitably driven by an outgoing turret belonging to one of the first two closing elements when introducing said turion in an oblique groove existing in this third element. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)
ES0319666A1965-11-161965-11-16Closure mechanism. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)
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Some improvements in the mechanisms of activation and simultaneous retention of closures (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)