JP2007046330A - Push/pull lock - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To freely select push/pull specifications and one-side specifications by an end user. <P>SOLUTION: A push/pull lock comprises, in a lock box, a first sliding body and a second sliding body movable by pressing pieces and a pinion member 40A rotatably installed so that a projection-like operating member 43A is positioned at a fitting hole 14A in a front plate 7A. When the operation portion of the pinion member 40A is operated from the front plate side to select the specifications, a vertically moving member 80 vertically movably supported through a support piece in the lock box is moved to a predetermined position so that a rack is engaged with a pinion member, the advancement of the second sliding body is stopped since a restriction member 82 projected in the horizontal direction of the vertically moving member faces the end part of the second sliding body 47, and the original push/pull specifications are switched to the one-side specifications. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

The present invention relates to a push-pull lock, and in particular, when the inner and outer operation handles are pulled or pushed respectively when the door is opened, the latch locking piece is rotated in the unlocking direction by the latch releasing mechanism of the latch in the lock box. It relates to push-pull tablets.

  In Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2, “push-pull when the user operates the operation part of the rotation button that can be seen from the front plate of the lock box in consideration of the door installation location (for example, an indoor door that does not require a door closer). "Specific configuration of push-pull lock that switches from specification to single-sided specification (pull specification or push specification)" is disclosed.

  In these inventions, for example, when an operation handle of an indoor door such as a toilet or a bedroom is pushed to open the door by vigorously pushing to the indoor side (the other side), the door of the doorway is operated to the indoor operation handle. This is useful when the door closer is not attached to the joinery in the case where the door is opened by operating to the outside.

  The reason for this is that when switching from push-pull specification to single-sided specification (for example, pull specification), when opening the door, it is necessary to open the door by pulling it to the near side. This is because it is possible to prevent as much as possible the situation in which the door is opened to the outside vigorously.

  Here, for comparison with the present invention described later, the invention described in Patent Document 1 will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 7. In addition, although the structure and effect | action are described in detail in patent document 1, since it is prohibited to use a gazette, here, 1st Example is demonstrated.

(A) First Conventional Example FIGS. 1 to 7 are explanatory views showing a first example of Patent Document 1. FIG. First, FIG. 1 shows the entire environment comprising the invention. In FIG. 1, X is an unlocking mechanism for a latch disposed in the upper space of the lock box, Y is a lock mechanism for preventing the thumb-turn lock disposed in the lower space of the lock box, 1 is a door frame, 2 is a bracket, 3 is an edge of the bracket, 4 is a door, 5 is a lock (push / pull lock) provided in the free end of the door, 6 is a lock box, 7 is a front plate of the lock box, and 8 is a latch It is a frame part.

  When the rotary button 40 provided in the lock box 6 so as to be rotatable with respect to the front plate 7 is operated to rotate, the release state of the latch locking piece in the push-pull lock is set to the push-pull specification or the pull specification. The latch release mechanism X that switches to any of the above, and the lock-out mechanism of the thumbturn that automatically locks when the door is closed with the latch locked inadvertently when opening the door Device Y is provided.

(B) FIG. 2-Configuration of Lock Box 6 Next, FIG. FIG. 3 shows the latch frame portion 8, the latch 30, the latch operating rod 33, and the like. 2 and 3, 6 a is a case body, 6 b is a case lid, 7 is a front plate (back plate 7 a and front 7 b), 8 is a latch frame portion, and 9 is formed at the center of the front plate 7. Open window.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the latch frame portion 8 has an U-shaped end surface having an upper wall 8a, a lower wall 8b, and a rear wall 8c. The upper wall 8a is formed with a first receiving hole 10 for a latch locking piece (first locking piece) 60 constituting the latch release mechanism X, while the lower wall 8b has a second locking hole. A second receiving hole 11 for the piece 71 is formed. The first and second receiving holes 10 and 11 are horizontal long holes formed from the opening window 9 side toward the rear wall 8c. In addition, a notch portion 12 for the operating rod 33 is formed in one side wall of the rear wall 8c of the latch frame portion 8 in the vertical direction.

  Returning to FIG. 2, reference numeral 14 denotes a support portion (fitting hole) for the rotary button formed in the front plate 7, and the vertical state is spaced apart from the front plate 7 behind the fitting hole 14. The receiving piece 15 is projected.

  Reference numeral 16 denotes an upper horizontal guide portion for the first sliding body provided above and below the receiving piece 15, while reference numeral 17 denotes a thumb-turn dharma shaft hole 18 formed at the lower corner of the lock box 6. Is a lower horizontal guide portion for the release slider provided in an up-down and offset state with respect to.

  Further, 18 is a shaft hole for thumb turn dharma, and 20 is a rectangular shape for pressing pieces 48 and 49 that are linked to an operation handle formed on the upper side of the lock box 6 or are integrally fixed to the horizontal axis of the operation handle. It is a window hole.

  Furthermore, the lock box 6 is provided with a plurality of fixed shafts. The fixed shafts will be described in order from above. 21 is a first fixed shaft, 22 is a second fixed shaft, 23 is a third fixed shaft, 24 is a fourth fixed shaft, and 25 is a central portion of the bottom wall of the lock box. 5 is a fifth fixed shaft.

(C) Latch etc.-FIG.
Next, in FIG. 3, 30 is a latch, 30a is a stop surface slidably in contact with the opening edge 3, 30b and 30b are protrusions having a rotation shaft function, an engagement function, etc., and 30c and 30c are rear ends of the latch. The part 31 is a spring end storage part formed at the rear end.

  Reference numeral 32 denotes a latch spring. One end 32 a is pressed against the end face L-shaped tip 34 of the latch operating rod 33, while the other end 32 b is pressed against the inner surface of the rear wall 8 c of the latch frame 8.

  Reference numeral 33 denotes an operating rod of the latch, 34 denotes a tip portion of the operating rod, 34a denotes a spring end support wall that receives one end portion 32a of the latch spring 32, 34b denotes one side wall of the tip portion that intersects the support wall 34a, and 35 denotes a latch frame portion. 8 is a sliding wall guided by eight cutout portions 12. Thus, a spring housing space 36 is provided between the inner wall surface of the spring end support wall 34a and the front wall surface of the rear end portion. Further, an engagement notch portion 37 having an inclined engagement surface 37a from a portion near the upper end portion of the rear wall surface toward the bottom wall surface is formed at the rear end portion.

(D) Rotating button etc.-FIG.
Next, FIG. 4 shows the main members. Reference numeral 40 denotes a rotation button provided so as to be rotatable with respect to the front plate 7. Reference numeral 41 denotes a peripheral drum portion, and the peripheral drum portion 41 is located on the inner wall surface of the back plate 7 a of the lock box 6 and the space portion of the receiving piece 15. Reference numeral 42 denotes one or more wing-shaped stoppers projecting in a radial direction on the outer peripheral wall surface of the peripheral body part 41, and the stopper part 42 has a second sliding body 47, which will be described later, depending on the rotational position of the rotary button 40. Plays a role in regulating forward movement. 43 is a fitting projection provided on the front surface of the peripheral body 41, and this fitting projection 43 is fitted in the fitting hole 14 of the front plate 7. The front surface of the fitting protrusion 43 is flush with the front surface of the front 7b, and has a groove 43a for a small driver (not shown). Reference numeral 44 denotes a spring support portion formed on the rear surface of the peripheral body portion 41, and the spring support portion 44 is formed in a concave shape.

  Reference numeral 45 denotes a pressing spring provided between the spring support portion 44 and the receiving piece 15, and the pressing spring 45 presses the front surface of the peripheral body portion 41 against the inner wall surface of the front plate 7.

(E) Sliding body 46.47 etc.-FIG.
Next, FIG. 5 shows push-pull sliding bodies 46 and 47 and a sliding body biasing spring 52 that are horizontally disposed in the storage space above the lock box 5. Here, the sliding body of the outer frame is referred to as the first sliding body 46, while the frame-shaped sliding body incorporated in the sliding body of the outer frame is referred to as the second sliding body 47. Further, a member interlocked with the outer operation handle is referred to as an upper pressing piece 48, while a member interlocked with the inner operation handle is referred to as a lower pressing piece 49 (see FIG. 1).

  First, the first sliding body 46 of the outer frame is provided on the upper horizontal guide portion 16 of the lock box 6 so as to be horizontally movable via a plurality of engaging projections. 46a is an upper wall portion, 46b is a lower wall portion, 46c is a rear wall portion orthogonal to the upper and lower wall portions, and 46d is a front wall portion facing the rear wall portion with a predetermined space. The inner wall surface of the rear wall portion 46c functions as a receiving plate that receives the upper and lower pressing pieces 48 and 49 described above. A cutout 51 for the swing lever 55 is formed in a part of the lower wall portion 46b. Further, the front wall portion 46 d has a function of receiving one end portion of the sliding body biasing spring 52 and a function of contacting the receiving piece 15. In addition, the front wall portion 46d is provided at a portion near the tip portions of the upper and lower wall portions 46a, 46b, and a notch portion (not shown) that allows the second sliding body 47 to move on the wide side wall side of the case body 6a. have.

  Next, the inner second sliding body 47 is formed in a horizontally long co-shaped shape, and is associated with the rotation button 40 and the upper and lower pressing pieces 48 and 49 (facing the stopper portion 42 of the rotation button 40). Possible, meaning to engage with the pressing pieces 48, 49) It is provided in the outer frame first sliding body 46 so as to be horizontally movable.

  47a is an inner upper wall portion, 47b is an inner lower wall portion, 47c is an inner rear wall portion orthogonal to the upper and lower wall portions 47a and 47b, 47d is a spring receiving partition wall facing the rear wall portion, 47e. Is a tip portion related to the stopper 42 of the rotation button 40.

  A relief notch 53 is formed in a portion of the inner upper and lower walls 47a and 47b near the tip, and a part of the inner lower wall 47b is similar to the notch 51 for the swing lever. An inner notch 54 is formed. Further, the spring receiving partition wall 47d receives the other end portion of the sliding body biasing spring 52 described above. Therefore, the urging spring 52 for the sliding body is incorporated in the first and second sliding bodies 46 and 47.

(F) Oscillating lever 55 etc.-FIG.
Next, the swing lever 55 and the like will be described with reference to FIG. A swing lever 55 is pivotally supported by the second fixed shaft 22. The arm portion 56 above the swing lever 55 is engaged with the notches 51 and 54 of the first and second sliding bodies 46 and 47. On the other hand, a spring receiving portion 57 is formed in a lower portion continuous with the arm portion 56. An engagement protrusion 56 a is provided at the tip of the arm portion 56, and the engagement protrusion 56 a is always engaged with the upper side portion of the first locking piece 60 for latch.

  Further, reference numeral 58 denotes a swing lever spring wound around the second fixed shaft 22, and this spring 58 is such that the arm portion 56 of the swing lever 55 always has the notches 51 of the first and second sliding bodies 46 and 47. , 54 in the direction of engagement.

  Reference numeral 60 denotes a long plate-like first locking piece pivotally supported by the first fixed shaft 21, and enters the front end portion side of the first locking piece from the first receiving hole 10 of the latch frame portion 8. A wide first engaging portion 61 that engages and disengages with the protrusion 30b of the latch 30 is provided. On the other hand, on the rear end side of the first locking piece, an inclined second engaging portion 62 that comes into contact with the lower rear end portion of the first sliding body 46 is provided.

  Reference numeral 63 denotes a first locking piece spring having a central portion wound around the first fixed shaft 21, and the first locking piece spring 63 has the first engaging portion 61 connected to the protrusion 30 b of the latch 30. Always bias in the direction of engagement.

(G) Action 1-FIG.
As described above, in this embodiment, when the tip of a driver (not shown) is inserted into the groove 43a from the front of the front plate 7 and the rotation button 40 is rotated, the release mode of the latch locking piece 60 in the push-pull lock is as follows. , Switch to either push-pull specification or pull specification (or push specification).

  First, in FIG. 6, when the wing-like stopper portions 42, 42 of the rotation button 40 are in a horizontal state, the operation handle (regardless of whether the operation handle is inside or outside) is “pull (pulling operation)” or “push (pushing operation). ) ”. In this case, the push-pull lock is a push-pull specification in the original sense.

  That is, whether the operation handle is an outer operation handle or an inner operation handle, when the operation handle held in hand is “pulled” or “pushed”, the first sliding body 46 moves backward or the second sliding body. 47 respectively move in the forward direction. As a result, the latch locking piece 60 rotates (swings) directly or via the swing lever 55 in the engaging / unlocking direction.

  1 and 6, the wing-like stopper portions 42, 42 of the rotation button 40 are in a horizontal state. Therefore, for convenience of explanation, an example of the action is when the first sliding body 46 functions for pulling (pull sliding body), while the second sliding body 47 functions for pushing (pushing sliding body). Will be described.

  That is, here, the first sliding body 46 (one side) of the outer frame is a pulling sliding body that moves horizontally when the inner and outer operation handles are “pulled (pulled)”, and the inner second sliding body 47 (the other). Is a sliding body for push that moves horizontally when the inner and outer operation handles are “pushed (pressed)”.

  In addition, the upper and lower pressing pieces 48 and 49 of the inner and outer operation handles enter the horizontal state from the window hole 20 of the lock box 6, but the upper pressing piece 48 moves backward with reference to FIG. “When pulling” when moving toward the rear wall, and “When pushing” when the lower pressing piece 49 moves forward (moves toward the front plate of the lock box) with reference to FIG. To do.

  Under such a premise, for example, when the outer operation handle is pulled (or when the inner operation handle is pulled), the first sliding body 46 of the outer frame is pushed by the upper pressing piece 48 and the direction of arrow A in FIG. Move to.

  Therefore, since the latch locking piece 60 is pushed by the lower part of the rear wall 46c of the first sliding body 46, the first locking shaft 21 is used as a fulcrum to resist the spring force of the spring 63 and directly in the direction of disengagement. Rotate.

  On the other hand, at the time of pushing the inner operation handle, the inner second sliding body 47 is pushed by the lower pressing piece 49 and moves in the direction of arrow B in FIG.

  Therefore, the latch locking piece 60 is disengaged with the first fixed shaft 21 as a fulcrum because the swing lever 55 rotates (swings) counterclockwise against the spring force of the spring 58. Rotate in the direction of.

  In the case of FIG. 6, for example, when the inner operation handle is pulled, the first sliding body 46 of the outer frame is pushed by the lower pressing piece 48 and moves in the direction of arrow A in FIG. When the inner / outer operation handle is pushed, the tip portions 47e and 47e of the upper and lower walls 47a and 47b of the inner second sliding body 47 enter the upper and lower portions of the wing-like stopper portions 42 and 42 of the rotation button 40, respectively.

(H) Action 2-FIG.
On the other hand, in FIG. 7, the wing-like stopper portions 42, 42 of the rotation button 40 are in a vertical state. In this case, the release mode of the latch locking piece 60 in the push / pull lock is switched from the push / pull specification to one of the specifications (for example, the pull specification).

  In this embodiment, it is assumed that the upper and lower pressing pieces 48 and 49 move in the direction of arrow A in FIG. 6 when the inner and outer operation handles are pulled. Since the forward movement of the inner second sliding body 47 is blocked by the wing-like stopper portions 42, 42 of the rotation button 40, it is impossible to disengage the latch locking piece 60 by a push operation.

On the other hand, during the pulling operation, the outer first sliding body 46 can be moved in the direction of arrow A by any one of the upper and lower pressing pieces 48, 49, so that the latch locking piece 60 rotates in the direction of disengagement as described above. Therefore, since the specification of FIG. 7 is not an original push-pull specification, it is a one-sided specification (pull specification). In addition, the description about the exclusion prevention apparatus Y is omitted.
Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2004-121529 JP 2004-225384 A JP 2002-129796 A

  The first object of the present invention is to enable easy switching from a push-pull specification to a one-sided specification (pull specification or push specification) when the end user operates the operation part of the pinion member from the front plate side. The second purpose is to be able to reliably prevent movement of the regulated sliding body (first embodiment) or the tuning member (second embodiment) in a predetermined direction. The third purpose is to increase the degree of freedom in designing the shape of the tip of the sliding body and the tuning member.

  The push-pull lock of the present invention is provided with a first sliding body and a second sliding body that can be moved by a pressing piece in a lock box. On the other hand, in the lock box, a projection-like operation is performed in the fitting hole 14A of the front plate 7A. A pinion member 40A is rotatably provided in the lock box so that the portion 43A is positioned, and when the operation portion of the pinion member is operated from the front plate side when switching the specification mode, the rack is engaged with the pinion member. The vertical movement member 80 supported so as to be movable up and down via the support piece 90 in the lock box is moved to a predetermined position, and the regulating portion 82 protruding in the horizontal direction of the vertical movement member is the tip of the second sliding body 47. A push-pull lock, wherein the second sliding body is prevented from advancing against the part and switched from the original push-pull specification to the one-sided specification mode.

  Further, the push-pull lock of the present invention, when the handle is pulled or pushed, is driven by the driving force of the swing piece 51A on the handle side protruding into the lock box 6A and against the biasing force of the biasing means 40F. The horizontally moving tuning member 39A, the movable stopper 38A incorporated in the movable frame member 32A guided by the latch rod 33A so as to be interlocked with the tuning member 39A, and the movable frame member 32A are regulated via the movable stopper 38A. In a push-pull lock provided with a mechanism for unlocking a temporary lock for latching, the operation box 43A having a protruding shape is positioned in the fitting hole 14A of the front plate 7A in the lock box. When the pinion member 40A is rotatably provided and the operation portion 43A of the pinion member 40A is operated from the front plate 7A side when the specification mode is switched, the rack meshes with the pinion member. The vertical movement member 80 supported so as to be movable up and down via the support piece 90 in the lock box moves to a predetermined position, and a regulating portion 82 protruding in the horizontal direction of the vertical movement member is formed at the tip of the tuning member 39A. Oppositely, the forward movement of the tuning member 39A is prevented, and the original push / pull specification is switched to the one-sided specification mode.

  As is clear from the above description, the present invention has the following effects.

  (1) In the inventions according to claims 1 and 3, the end user can freely select the push-pull specification and the one-sided specification (pull specification or push specification) in consideration of the installation location of the building door. Can be selected.

  (2) When switching the specification mode, if the operation part 43A of the pinion member 40A is operated from the front plate 7 side, the vertical movement member 80 moves to a predetermined position, and the restriction part 82 protruding in the horizontal direction of the vertical movement member is provided. Since it faces the tip of the second sliding body 47 (first embodiment) or the tuning member 39A (second embodiment), it is easily changed from push-pull specification to single-sided specification, or from single-sided specification to original push. -It can be switched to the pull specification. In the case of the embodiment in which the operation portion 43A of the pinion member 40A can be operated after the front 7b is removed from the back plate 7a, there is an advantage that it is not easily mischievous.

  (3) The vertical movement member 80 includes a rack 83, and includes a fitting plate portion 81 that fits into the frame-like support piece 90, and a restriction portion 82 that protrudes horizontally from the fitting plate portion 81. Therefore, the sliding body (first embodiment) or the tuning member (second embodiment) to be regulated can be surely prevented from moving in a predetermined direction, and the design related to the shape of the tip of the sliding body and the tuning member. Can increase the degree of freedom.

  (4) In the inventions of claims 2 and 4, the pinion member 40A is supported by the fitting hole 14A of the front plate 7A and the front surface 81b of the vertical movement member 80. Smoothly rotates while meshing with 83. In other words, when the pinion member 40A is rotated, the vertical movement member 80 moves up and down in a stable state.

  First, a first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. In the description of each embodiment of the present invention, parts that are the same or similar (functions are the same) as those of the conventional embodiment are given the same or similar reference numerals, and redundant descriptions are omitted.

  The first embodiment differs from, for example, the above-described conventional one (known example) as follows.

  (1) In the conventional specification converting means, the fitting projection 43 as the operation portion is a rotation button 40 rotatably provided in the fitting hole 14 of the front plate 7, whereas in the first embodiment, The specification converting means includes a pinion member 40A rotatably provided in the fitting hole 14A of the front plate 7A, and a vertically moving member provided on the back side of the front plate 7A so as to be movable up and down so as to mesh with the pinion member 40A. 80 and a frame-shaped support piece 90 which is fixedly provided on the back side of the front plate 7A so as to be able to guide the vertical movement member 80 and has urging means for the vertical movement member. It is composed of “members”.

  (2) The pinion member 40A has a projecting operation portion 43A that fits into the fitting hole 14A of the front plate 7A as in the first embodiment, but on the back side of the operation portion 43A than the operation portion. A large-diameter pinion 41A is provided.

  (3) The vertical movement member 80 includes a stepped U-shaped fitting plate portion 81 that fits into the frame-shaped support piece 90, and a restriction portion 82 that protrudes in the horizontal direction from the back surface of the fitting plate portion 81. A point consisting of In addition, a rack 83 that meshes with the pinion 41A is provided in the vertical direction on one side inner surface of the opposing side walls 81a, 81a of the fitting plate portion 81.

  (4) The frame-shaped support piece 90 includes a vertical frame portion 91 in which a pair of left and right urging means are incorporated, and a vertical notch portion 92 for the restriction portion 82 while intersecting the vertical frame portion 91. The point which consists of the back wall part 93 which has, and the up-and-down wall parts 94 and 94 which this wall part 93 cross | intersects. Moreover, the biasing means 95 includes a click ball 95a incorporated in a storage hole 94 formed in a required portion of the vertical frame portion 91, a click spring 95b for biasing the click ball 95a in the press-contact direction, and a through-shaped storage hole. And a stopper 95c that is screwed onto the connector.

  (5) The vertical movement member 80 is supported through a pair of left and right urging means 95 provided on the frame-like support piece 90 on the back side of the front plate 7A, and the pinion member 40A is connected to the vertical movement member 80. A point supported by the front surface 81b.

  (6) When switching the specification mode, as shown in FIG. 13, first, the tool (driver) 99 is inserted into the groove 43a and rotated in a predetermined direction. In this case, in the first embodiment, since the fitting hole 14A is also formed in the front 7b, it is not necessary to remove the front 7b from the back plate 17a.

  When the pinion member 40A is rotated by operating the tool 99 from the front side of the front plate 7A, the pinion 41A and the rack 83 are engaged with each other, so that the vertical movement member 80 is indicated by an arrow while being guided by the support piece 90. To rise. When the click ball 95a of the urging means 95 is raised to a predetermined position, for example, a position where it can contact the inner wall surface of the upper wall portion 94 of the support piece 90, the engagement of the outer wall surface of the opposing side wall 81a of the vertical movement member 80 is performed. Engage with the recess 84. At this time, the restricting portion 82 of the vertical movement member 80 faces the tip of the second sliding body 47 and the second sliding body is prevented from moving forward, and the original push / pull specification is switched to the one-sided specification mode.

  In the above configuration, FIG. 12 is an explanatory view of an operating state in the push-pull specification similar to the conventional FIG. In this case, since the protruding regulation portion 82 of the vertical movement member 80 is positioned so as to be positioned on the front surface of the receiving piece 15, for example, when the second sliding body 47 is pressed by the lower pressing piece 49. The upper tip 47e is moved to a position where it can contact the vertical fitting plate portion 82. That is, the second sliding body 47 can move in the direction of the arrow B without contacting the restricting portion 82. Further, when the first sliding body 46 is pressed by the upper pressing piece 48, it can move in the direction of arrow A. Therefore, FIG. 8, FIG. 9, and FIG. 12 are explanatory diagrams of the original push-pull specification.

  On the other hand, when the operating portion 43A is operated as shown in FIG. 13 to move the vertical movement member 80 to a predetermined position, the one-sided specification (for example, pull specification) is obtained as shown in FIG. In other words, FIG. 14 is an explanatory view of an operating state at the time of one-sided specification (for example, pull specification) similar to the conventional FIG. In this case, the restricting portion 82 faces the tip of the second sliding body 47 and the second sliding body is prevented from moving forward, and the original push / pull specification is switched to the one-sided specification mode.

  Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. In the second embodiment, the present invention is applied to the locks described in Patent Documents 2 and 3. Therefore, the main structure of the second embodiment is the same as that of the first embodiment except that the structure of the lock 5A is different.

  In addition, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected to the part same as 1st Example, and the overlapping description is omitted. Further, in describing the configuration and operation of the lock 5A of the second embodiment, the same reference numerals (for example, A is added) are used for the same parts as in Patent Documents 2 and 3.

  Therefore, 1A is a door frame, 2A is a metal fitting, 3A is an edge, 4A is a door, 5A is a lock (push-pull lock), 7A is a front plate, and the like. Reference numeral 16A denotes a swing piece (pressing piece) window, 32A denotes a movable frame member, 33A denotes a latch rod, 34A denotes a latch support block, and 35A denotes a latch. Further, 40A is a pinion member, 43A is an operation part, 80 is a vertically moving member, 81 is a fitting plate part, 82 is a restricting part, 83 is a rack, 90 is a support piece, 95 is a biasing means, 99 is a tool or the like. .

  Now, in the lock box 6A of the lock 5A of the second embodiment, when the inner handle capable of push and pull operation is operated, the left and right (front) are driven by the driving force of the swing piece (pressing piece) 51A on the handle side. One tuning member 39A (frame-like sliding member) that horizontally moves to the side or the rear wall side of the case, and a plate-like engagement disposed above the tuning member when the tuning member 39A moves horizontally. A movable stopper 38A that is lifted against the spring force of the internal spring 48A in the direction of disengagement (upward direction) via the holding member 41C, the restriction is eliminated by the movable stopper 38A, and the reversing latch 35A In association with this rotation, a frame-like movable frame member 32A is incorporated which moves backward through the latch rod 33A to the rear wall side of the lock box 6A against the spring force of the spring member 37A disposed rearward.

  During the temporary locking of the latch 35A (when the movable stopper 38A is lowered downward by the spring force of the upper interior spring 48A), the tuning member 39A is disposed symmetrically at the lower part of the lock box 6A. Further, the spring force of the biasing spring 40b of the biasing means 40F (movable block 40a, biasing spring 40b) automatically returns to the position indirectly engaged with the movable frame member 32A. At this time, the movable stopper 38A is lowered, and the front end engaging portion of the engagement holding member 41C is a recessed engagement portion formed on the upper wall surface of the inverted U-shaped tuning member 39A. Engage.

  In the above configuration, the movable stopper 38A is engaged with and disengaged from the engaging portion provided on the movable frame member 32A, and the movement of the movable frame member 32A is restricted by engaging with the engaging portion, thereby latching the latch 35A. Lock in the temporary locked state.

  Accordingly, when the handle (not shown) is pulled or pushed, the lock 5A moves horizontally by the driving force of the swing piece 51A on the handle side protruding into the lock box 6A and against the biasing force of the biasing means 40F. The tuning member 39A to be moved, the movable stopper 38A incorporated in the movable frame member 32A guided by the latch rod 33A so as to be interlocked with the tuning member 39A, and the restriction of the movable frame member 32A are canceled via the movable stopper 38A. This is a push-pull lock equipped with a temporary unlocking mechanism for latch.

  In the present invention, the pinion member 40A is rotatably provided in the lock box so that the protruding operation portion 48A is positioned in the fitting hole 14A of the front plate 7A. The restricting portion 82 of the vertically moving member 80 that moves in the up and down direction by the rotational force of the pinion member 40A is the same in the basic configuration, operation, and effect although the protruding tip portion 39a of the tuning member 39A is opposed to one. It is.

  Therefore, FIG. 17 is an explanatory diagram of the original push-pull specification, on the other hand. FIG. 18 is an explanation of the protrusion-shaped restricting portion 82 facing the front end of the tuning member 39A, preventing the advancement of the tuning member 39A, and switching from the original push-pull specification to the single-sided specification mode of the pull specification. FIG.

  In the first embodiment and the second embodiment, the vertical movement member 80 has a vertical stepped L-shaped shape (or an inverted L-shaped shape). Shape) is possible. Further, when the vertical movement member 80 moves in the vertical direction, it is sufficient that the distal end portion or the regulating portion 82 of the second sliding body 47 is opposed to the distal end portion of the tuning member 39A. Not what you want.

  19 and 20 show an example of a design change of the vertically moving member 80A and the frame-shaped support piece 90A (90a, 90b). The frame-shaped support piece 90A is constituted by two or more articles, for example. One is to form a hook-like portion 96 having an end face hook shape at the side end portion of the first support piece 90a fixed to the inner wall surface of the back plate 7A. On the other hand, the long plate-like second support piece 90b having a required space with the first support piece 90a and fixed to the inner wall surface of the back plate 7A includes a plate spring 95A as an urging means on the inner wall surface. ing. The leaf spring 95A is in pressure contact with the side surface of the protruding restricting portion 82A of the vertically moving member 80A.

  On the other hand, the vertically moving member 80A is composed of a prismatic fitting portion 81A and a protruding regulating portion 82A provided in a horizontal direction from an appropriate portion on the back side of the fitting portion 81A. A rack 83A that meshes with the pinion 41A of the pinion member 40A is provided on the side surface in the vertical direction.

  Further, a vertical engagement groove 85 with which the hook-shaped portion 96 is engaged is formed on the other side surface of the fitting portion 81A. In addition, although not particularly illustrated, an upper wall portion and a lower wall portion in the horizontal direction are appropriately formed on the upper and lower ends of the first support piece 90a.

  Thus, even if the design of the vertically moving member 80A and the shape of the frame-like support piece 90A is appropriately changed, the configuration is the same as long as the objects and effects of the present invention are satisfied.

  In this embodiment, the fitting hole 14A in which the operation portion 43A of the pinion member 40A is fitted is formed in both the back plate 7a and the front 7b, but the fitting hole 14A is formed only in the back plate 7a. Also good. In the case of such an embodiment, since it is necessary to operate the operation portion 43A of the pinion member 40A after the front 7b is removed from the back plate 7a, there is an advantage that it is not easily mischievous.

FIG. 1 to FIG. 7 are explanatory views showing conventional examples. 8 to 14 are explanatory views showing a first embodiment of the present invention. 15 to 18 are explanatory views showing a second embodiment of the present invention. 19 and FIG. 20 are explanatory diagrams showing examples of design change of the specification conversion means.
The schematic explanatory drawing which shows the original push pull specification aspect at the time of a door closing. Explanatory drawing of the lock box which mainly made the case body. Explanatory drawing of a latch, a latch frame part, an operating rod, etc. Explanatory drawing of a rotation button etc. Explanatory drawing, such as a 1st, 2nd sliding body. Explanatory drawing of the operation state at the time of push pull specification. Explanatory drawing of the operation state at the time of single-sided specification (for example, pull specification). 1 is a schematic explanatory view similar to FIG. 1 showing a first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 9 is an enlarged explanatory diagram of a main part in FIG. 8. The perspective view from the front side of a specification conversion means. Explanatory drawing of the specification conversion means in the state which decomposed | disassembled a part of front plate. Explanatory drawing of the operation state at the time of the push pull specification similar to FIG. Schematic explanatory drawing which shows an example which operated the operation part of the specification conversion means. Explanatory drawing of the operation state at the time of the single-sided specification (for example, pull specification) similar to FIG. Schematic explanatory drawing similar to FIG. 8 (FIG. 1) showing a second embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 10 is an enlarged explanatory view similar to FIG. 9. Explanatory drawing of the operation state at the time of the push pull specification similar to FIG. 12 (FIG. 6). Explanatory drawing of the operation state at the time of the single-sided specification (for example, pull specification) similar to FIG. 14 (FIG. 7). The exploded perspective view which shows an example of the design change of a specification conversion means. In FIG. 19, explanatory drawing of the state which combined each member.

Explanation of symbols

X: Latch release mechanism, 1, 1A ... Door frame, 2, 2A ... Bracket, 3, 3A ... Edge, 4, 4A ... Door, 5, 5A ... Lock (push-pull lock), 6, 6A ... lock box, 7, 7A ... front plate, 7a ... back plate, 7b ... front, 8 ... latch frame, 9 ... opening window, 14 ... fitting hole, 14A ... vertically long fitting hole, 15 ... receiving piece, 16A ... Window for rocking piece (pressing piece) 20... Window hole 21 to 25... Fixed shaft 30. Latch 32. Latch spring 33. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 40 ... Rotation button, 40A ... Pinion member, 41A ... Pinion, 43A ... Operation part, 80, 80A ... Vertical movement member, 81, 81A ... Fitting board part, 81a, 81a ... Opposite side wall, 81b ... Front surface, 82, 82A ... projection-shaped restricting portion, 83 ... rack, 84 ... engagement recess, 85 ... vertical engagement groove, 90, 90A ( 0a, 90b) ... frame-shaped support piece, 91 ... vertical frame portion, 92 vertical cutout portion, 93 ... rear wall portion, 94 ... upper and lower wall portions, 95, 95A ... biasing means, 96 ... bowl-shaped portion, 99 ... tool, 46 ... first sliding body, 47 ... second sliding body, 48, 49 ... pressing piece, 51, 54 ... notch portion for swing lever, 55 ... swing lever, 56 ... arm portion, 58 ... swing Spring for moving lever, 60 ... Latch locking piece, 61 ... first engaging portion, 62 ... second engaging portion, 63 ... locking piece spring, 47e ... tip of sliding body, 32A ... movable frame member, 33A ... Latch rod, 34A ... Latch support block, 35A ... Latch, 38A ... Moveable stopper, 51A ... Oscillating piece (pressing piece), 39A ... Synchronizing member (frame-like sliding member), 39a ... Protruding tip, 40F ... biasing means, 40a ... movable block, 40b ... biasing spring, 41C ... engagement holding part .

Claims (4)

A first sliding body and a second sliding body, which can be moved by a pressing piece, are provided in the lock box. On the other hand, in the lock box, a protruding operation part is located in the fitting hole of the front plate. A pinion member is rotatably provided, and when the specification mode is switched, if the operation part of the pinion member is operated from the front plate side, the rack can be moved up and down via a support piece in the lock box so as to mesh with the pinion member. The vertical movement member supported by the vertical movement member moves to a predetermined position, and the restricting portion protruding in the horizontal direction of the vertical movement member faces the tip of the second sliding body to prevent the second sliding body from moving forward. A push-pull tablet that is switched from a standard push-pull specification to a one-sided specification mode. In Claim 1, the vertical movement member 80 is supported via the urging means 95 provided in the frame-like support piece 90 on the back side of the front plate 7A, and the pinion member 40A is connected to the front surface of the vertical movement member. A push-pull tablet characterized by being supported by 81b. When the handle is pulled or pushed, a synchronizing member that moves horizontally against the urging force of the urging means by the driving force of the oscillating piece on the handle side that protrudes into the lock box, so as to be interlocked with this synchronizing member In a push-pull lock equipped with a movable stopper incorporated in a movable frame member guided by a latch rod, and a mechanism for unlocking a temporary lock for latch that eliminates the restriction of the movable frame member via the movable stopper, In the lock box, a pinion member is rotatably provided in the lock box so that a protruding operation part is positioned in the fitting hole of the front plate, and when the specification mode is changed, the operation part of the pinion member is located on the front plate side. When operated from above, the vertical movement member supported so as to move up and down via the support piece in the lock box moves to a predetermined position so that the rack meshes with the pinion member, and protrudes in the horizontal direction of the vertical movement member Regulatory part is synchronized Opposite the tip of the timber, it is prevented from advancing in the tuning member, push-pull lock, characterized in that switching on one side specifications embodiment from inherent push-pull design. In Claim 3, the vertical movement member 80 is supported via the biasing means 95 provided in the frame-like support piece 90 on the back side of the front plate 7A, and the pinion member 40A is connected to the front surface of the vertical movement member. A push-pull tablet characterized by being supported by 81b.

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