JP2005213943A - Cylinder lock - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a lever tumbler lock or a rotary disc tumbler lock having higher resistance to illicit unlocking, and to improve safety. <P>SOLUTION: A marketable key duplicate tool is configured such that a flat thin wire is set through a thin pipe inserted into a key hole into a gap between a partition plate 3 of the lever tumbler lock and a lever tumbler 11 for detecting the angle position of an unlock cutout 9 of the lever tumbler to find a wrong key. Therefore, at least one partition plate 3 is cut out in a range from a portion overlapped with the free end of the lever tumbler 11 to the outer peripheral edge. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a cylinder lock, and more particularly, to a cylinder lock with improved resistance to unauthorized unlocking and improved safety.

  There are various types of cylinder locks, one of which is a lever tumbler lock, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, an outer cylinder 2 in which a cam groove 1 is formed along a generatrix on the inner peripheral surface. And a plurality of partition plates 3 and 3 that are rotatably fitted to the outer cylinder and are stacked in the central axis direction through a gap, and an inner cylinder 5 that penetrates the key hole 4 along the central axis line. And extending along the generatrix of the inner cylinder 5 and guided so as to be movable in the radial direction at the outer peripheral portion of the inner cylinder, and the outer edge engaged with the cam groove 1 in a direction protruding outward. And a biased locking bar 6.

  Further, each slot 7 between the partition plates is substantially C-shaped as a whole and is pivotally supported at one end so as to be swingable, and is urged in a direction that interferes with the side edge of the key inserted into the key hole. At the same time, a lever tumbler 11 that is locked to a backup pin 8 that penetrates the inner cylinder in the axial direction and that has an unlocking notch 9 that receives the inner edge of the locking bar 6 at the outer edge of the free end is inserted. ing.

  When each of these tumbler groups is engaged with the corresponding keyway of the key inserted through the key hole, the unlocking notch 9 of each lever tumbler 11 is aligned with the inner edge of the locking bar 6 (not shown). ) Is configured as follows.

  Therefore, when the key is inserted into the key hole 4 and the inner cylinder 5 is relatively rotated in the outer cylinder 2, the inner cylinder of the locking bar 6 is caused by the wedge action generated between the cam groove 1 and the locking bar 6. In other words, the lever tumbler lock is unlocked and the inner cylinder 5 rotates in the unlocking direction.

  In FIGS. 1 and 2, reference numeral 12 denotes a support shaft that penetrates one end of the lever tumblers 11 and 11 in common and rotatably supports them.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 3, the rotary disk tumbler lock which is another type of cylinder lock and has been proposed by the present applicant according to Patent Document 1 described later is a key having a size capable of enclosing a key hole at the center. An annular rotary disk tumbler 14 having an insertion hole 13 is inserted, and one of its substantial parts is pivotally supported on a support shaft 12 penetrating the inner cylinder in the axial direction, and outside the free end. An unlocking notch 9 is formed at the end edge, and on the other hand, at the opening end edge of the key insertion hole, the engagement trajectory of the tip interferes with the flat part or the edge part of the blade of the key 15 inserted in the key hole 4 The protrusions 16 are integrally projected, and each rotary disk tumbler 14 is urged in a direction in which the engaging protrusions are close to the key.

  In a normal state, the rotary disk tumbler 14 is locked to a backup pin 8 penetrating the inner cylinder in the axial direction. On the other hand, each of the engagement protrusions of these tumbler groups is formed into a keyed blade inserted into the key hole. In addition, the unlocked cutout of each rotary disk tumbler is aligned with the inner edge of the locking bar when engaged with the corresponding recess 17.

  In FIG. 3, reference numeral 18 denotes a leaf spring that biases the engaging protrusion 16 in the keying direction.

  Lever tumbler locks and rotary disc tumbler locks having the above-described configuration are becoming mainstream before the locks of dwelling units because they are reliable and easy to use.

  However, in recent years, a key duplication tool described in Patent Document 2 described below has been proposed and seems to be commercially available.

  This key duplication tool is a key duplication tool for the lever tumbler lock according to the manufacture and sale of the applicant of the present application, and can also be applied to a rotary disc tumbler lock.

And with this duplication tool, there is an effect that you can easily duplicate the key if you lose the key or lock it with the key left behind in the room. For example, unauthorized unlocking becomes easier, in other words, a device that is against public order and morals.
JP 2003-226833 A Registered Utility Model No. 3063990

  In view of this, an object of the present invention is to provide a cylinder lock that prevents a key difference from being searched for by the key duplicating tool described in Patent Document 2 above, and thereby to increase the safety of the cylinder lock.

  In order to achieve the above object, an invention according to claim 1 is characterized in that an outer cylinder having a cam groove formed along a generatrix of an inner peripheral surface, and an outer cylinder that is rotatably fitted to the outer cylinder, along the central axis. An inner cylinder in which a plurality of partition plates are arranged at predetermined intervals while extending through the key hole, and extends along a generatrix of the inner cylinder, and is guided in a radially movable manner at the outer peripheral portion of the inner cylinder. And a locking bar biased in the direction in which the outer edge engaged with the cam groove protrudes outward, and each slot has a substantially C-shaped overall shape in each slot between the partition plates. The shaft is pivotally supported by the support shaft and is urged in a direction that interferes with the side edge of the key inserted in the key hole, and is normally locked to a backup pin that penetrates the inner cylinder in the axial direction. And an unlocking notch for receiving the inner edge of the locking bar at the outer edge of the free end. -When a plurality of tumblers are provided along the key holes, and each of these tumbler groups is engaged with the corresponding key groove of the key inserted through the key hole, the unlocking cutout of each lever tumbler is connected to the inner edge of the locking bar. In the arrangement, the at least one partition plate is cut out from a portion overlapping with a free end portion of the lever tumbler to an outer peripheral edge.

  According to a second aspect of the present invention, an outer cylinder having a cam groove formed along a generatrix of the inner peripheral surface, and a rotary fit fitted to the outer cylinder and penetrating the keyhole along the central axis. An inner cylinder in which a plurality of partition plates are arranged at a predetermined interval; the inner cylinder extends along a generatrix of the inner cylinder, and is guided in a radially movable manner at the outer peripheral portion of the inner cylinder; and the cam A locking bar biased in a direction in which an outer edge engaged with the groove protrudes outward, and a key insertion hole of a size capable of enclosing the key hole in a central portion in each slot between the partition plates Insert the formed annular rotary disk tumbler and pivotally support one part of its substantial part on a support shaft that penetrates the inner cylinder in the axial direction and unlocks the notch on the outer edge of the free end. On the other hand, at the opening edge of the key insertion hole, the movement track of the tip is inserted into the key hole. Engagement projections that interfere with the flat surface or edge of the card are integrally projected, and each rotary disk tumbler is urged in the direction in which the engagement projections come close to the key. On the other hand, when each of the engaging protrusions of these tumbler groups engages with a corresponding recess formed in the keyed blade inserted through the key hole, each rotary disk tumbler The unlocking notch is aligned with the inner edge of the locking bar, and is characterized in that at least one partition plate is notched from a portion overlapping with the free end of the lever tumbler to the outer peripheral edge.

  The cylinder lock according to the first or second aspect of the present invention configured as described above is configured such that a thin thin wire is inserted from the keyhole, and the thin wire is inserted into the tumbler from the gap between the partition plate and the lever tumbler or the rotary disk tumbler. When using the key duplicating tool described in the above-mentioned Patent Document 2 to insert into the free end side and search for the angular position of the unlocking notch, the partition plate and lever tumbler, which are essential on the operating principle of the key duplicating tool, or Since the gap with the rotary disk tumbler is lost, the flat thin wire that is the sensor is separated from the tumbler, and therefore the unlocking notch cannot be searched.

  Since at least one part of the partition plate from the part that overlaps the free end of the lever tumbler or rotary disk tumbler to the outer peripheral edge is cut away, the thin thin wire as the sensor for the key duplication tool is separated from the tumbler. Therefore, it is impossible to detect the angular position of the unlocking notch, and the implementation is easy.

  4 and 5, reference numeral 3 denotes a partition plate, and a portion from the portion overlapping the free end portion of the lever tumbler 11 of the partition plate 5 to the outer peripheral edge is cut away.

  Specifically, as shown in FIG. 5, a lower portion is cut away from a horizontal line passing slightly above the central axis of the backup pin 8.

  As is clear from FIG. 5, the ring-shaped portion remains in the portion of the partition plate 3 that fits with the backup pin 8. This is to maintain the strength of the partition plate 3.

  The cylinder lock according to an embodiment of the invention described in claim 1 configured as described above is inserted into the key hole 4 by inserting a thin pipe 19 with its tip bent into an L shape as shown in FIGS. A thin thin wire (hereinafter referred to as a sensor) is fed through the pipe 19 so as to press against the partition plate 3, and then the pipe 19 is turned to insert the thin wire into the gap between the tumbler and the partition plate and the position of the unlocking notch 9 In the present invention, the part of the partition plate 3 that pushes and bends the sensor in the tumbler direction is notched, so that the sensor is separated from the tumbler due to its elasticity, and eventually detects the angular position of the unlocking notch. I can't.

  Therefore, since it is impossible to know the position of the unlocking cutout of at least one tumbler, a complete key cannot be obtained. Here, the combined key is a spare key.

  Note that it is not necessary to cut out all the partition plates 3 as described above. This is because if the angular position of the unlocking notch 9 is unknown in one tumbler, the combined key cannot be completed.

  Also in the rotary disc tumbler lock shown in FIG. 3, the partition plate 3 can be cut out as described above, and the function and effect of the rotary disc tumbler lock at that time are the same as those shown in FIG. Since it is clear, further detailed description and illustration are omitted.

The longitudinal cross-sectional view of a lever tumbler lock. The cross-sectional view of a lever tumbler lock. A cross-sectional view of a rotary disc tumbler tablet. The cross-sectional view of the lever tumbler lock which shows the principal part of invention of Claim 1. The front view of the partition plate by which a part was notched. The partially expanded secondary sectional view of a lever tumbler lock.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Cam groove 2 Outer cylinder 3 Partition plate 4 Key hole 5 Inner cylinder 6 Locking bar 7 Slot 8 Backup pin 9 Unlocking notch 11 Lever tumbler 12 Support shaft 13 Key insertion hole 14 Rotary disk tumbler 15 Key 16 Engagement protrusion 17 Depression 19 pipe

Claims (2)

  An outer cylinder in which a cam groove is formed along the generatrix of the inner peripheral surface, and a rotary fit to the outer cylinder, passing through the key hole along the central axis, and maintaining a plurality of partition plates at a predetermined interval The inner cylinders arranged in a row and extending along the generatrix of the inner cylinder are guided in a radially movable manner at the outer peripheral portion of the inner cylinder, and the outer edge engaging with the cam groove is outward. And a locking bar biased in the projecting direction, and each slot between the partition plates is substantially C-shaped and is pivotally supported with one end pivotally inserted into the keyhole. It is urged in a direction that interferes with the side edge of the formed key, and is normally locked to a backup pin that passes through the inner cylinder in the axial direction, and receives the inner edge of the locking bar at the outer edge of the free end. A plurality of lever tumblers with unlocked cutouts are provided along the key holes. At least one partition in which each unlocking notch of each lever tumbler is aligned with the inner edge of the locking bar when each of the blur groups is engaged with the corresponding keyway of the key inserted through the keyhole. A cylinder lock characterized in that a plate is cut out from a portion overlapping with a free end portion of a lever tumbler to an outer peripheral edge.   An outer cylinder in which a cam groove is formed along the generatrix of the inner peripheral surface, and a rotary fit to the outer cylinder, passing through the key hole along the central axis, and maintaining a plurality of partition plates at a predetermined interval The inner cylinders arranged in a row and extending along the generatrix of the inner cylinder are guided in a radially movable manner at the outer peripheral portion of the inner cylinder, and the outer edge engaging with the cam groove is outward. An annular rotary disk tumbler having a locking bar biased in the protruding direction and having a key insertion hole of a size capable of surrounding the key hole in the center portion is inserted in each slot between the partition plates. In addition, one portion of the substantial part is pivotally supported on a support shaft penetrating the inner cylinder in the axial direction, and an unlocking notch is formed on the outer edge of the free end, while the key insertion hole is opened. At the edge, the movement trajectory of the tip interferes with the flat part or edge part of the keyed blade inserted into the keyhole. The engaging protrusions are integrally projected, and each rotary disk tumbler is urged in a direction in which the engaging protrusions are close to the key, and is normally locked to a backup pin penetrating the inner cylinder in the axial direction. When each of the engagement protrusions of these tumbler groups engages with a corresponding recess formed in the keyed blade inserted through the key hole, the unlocking notch of each rotary disk tumbler is aligned with the inner edge of the locking bar. A cylinder lock characterized in that at least one partition plate is notched from a portion overlapping with a free end portion of a lever tumbler to an outer peripheral edge.

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