Abstract: A press bar mechanism includes a latch bolt slidably attached to a housing, a pressing bar slidably attached to the housing and coupled to the latch bolt, a rod slidably received in the housing and coupled to the latch bolt, a casing disposed in the housing and having a compartment for receiving a spring member and a follower and having a helical groove communicating with the compartment of the casing, a guide pin secured to the follower and engaged in the helical groove of the casing for cushioning the movement of the follower relative to the casing and also for cushioning the pressing bar and for preventing the press bar from generating sounds or noises.

Abstract: A fire door lock includes a base assembly including first and second slide blocks, a locking control assembly including a movable seat forming a groove and a tongue control plate movably mounted to one side of the locking control assembly, and a winglet assembly including first and second winglets both having a boss movably received in the groove of the movable seat and both being respectively and rotatably coupled to the first and second slide blocks. Thus, when the movable seat is driven by a handle, the movable seat moves the first and second slide blocks to withdraw first and second latch bars to unlock the fire door and when the fire door is closed, the tongue control plate is actuated to allow the movable seat to return to the locked condition and the first and second latches and a tongue are stretched out to realize three-directional locking.

Abstract: A fire door lock includes a base assembly including first and second slide blocks, a locking control assembly including a movable seat forming a groove and a tongue control plate movably mounted to one side of the locking control assembly, and a winglet assembly including first and second winglets both having a boss movably received in the groove of the movable seat and both being respectively and rotatably coupled to the first and second slide blocks. Thus, when the movable seat is driven by a handle, the movable seat moves the first and second slide blocks to withdraw first and second latch bars to unlock the fire door and when the fire door is closed, the tongue control plate is actuated to allow the movable seat to return to the locked condition and the first and second latches and a tongue are stretched out to realize three-directional locking.

Abstract: The present invention provides a door handle apparatus consisting of a handle, a lock housing, a transmission mechanism, and a locking mechanism. The handle is pivotally engaged with the lock housing. The locking mechanism is engaged with one end of the lock housing and the handle. When the handle is rotated, the locking mechanism makes relative sliding and movement about the handle. The transmission mechanism is engaged with the other end of the lock housing and moves relative to the locking mechanism. The locking mechanism has a burglar free locking piece that prevents the door handle apparatus from being disassembled without being unlocked by a key first. After the door handle is engaged with the transmission mechanism, the door handle is still rotatable and movable via the lock housing.

Abstract: An unlock transmission mechanism for escape doors is disclosed, including a base, a transmission member, a first drive unit and a second drive unit, wherein the transmission member, the first drive unit and second drive unit are all disposed on the base, and the transmission member is actuated to move relative to the first drive unit and the second drive unit, respectively. In the case that the unlock transmission mechanism is to be installed in an escape door that has a different installation orientation, the transmission member and the first drive unit provided therein have the characteristics of multi-directional changeability, thereby enabling flexible installation of the escape door lock and eliminating the necessity to replace an existing door handle mechanism as encountered in the prior art.

Abstract: A push handle locking mechanism for a fire-blocking door lock structure is disclosed, including a handle frame member and a push handle mounted in the handle frame member. The push handle locking mechanism consists of a fixing base installed in the frame member for connecting with the push handle and having a related-actuation portion; a pressing member pivotally disposed on the fixing base for pressing the related-actuation portion; an unlatched maintaining member movably disposed on the fixing base; and a first latching assembly and a second latching assembly disposed on the fixing base corresponding to the second and third positioning portions to selectively restrict the displacement path of the unlatched maintaining member. The unlatched member is movably disposed on the fixing base to eliminate a welding problem known in the prior art, and, further, the first and second latching assemblies provide optional usage as desired.

Abstract: A fire-blocking door lock structure is mounted on a fire-blocking door including a frame member, a push handle and a casing. The casing has the bottom thereof fixed to a plate member and connected to a base body. The fire-blocking door lock structure includes a middle latch mechanism mounted in the casing, an upper latch mechanism and a lower latch mechanism symmetrically mounted on opposite sides of the middle latch mechanism and connected to the middle latch mechanism, and an actuation mechanism connected to the middle latch mechanism. When the push handle is pressed, the actuation mechanism is driven to actuate the middle latch mechanism, and the upper latch mechanism and the lower latch mechanism are simultaneously actuated by the middle latch mechanism to unlatch the door lock. When the push handle is released, the door lock is restored to the lock-up status.

Abstract: A transmission device for a fireproofing door lock, comprises a lock shell assembly, a driving mechanism having an elastic sliding member and a shaft, an actuating mechanism for pushing the driving mechanism, and a locking mechanism selectively latching and restricting the elastic sliding member. The actuating mechanism comprises a horizontal handle arranged on an exterior surface of the lock shell assembly, a rotate button arranged in the lock shell assembly for pushing the elastic sliding member, and a switchable connect member connecting the rotate button and the horizontal handle, so that the direction of the horizontal handle can be easily changed and the problems of conventional technologies are thus solved.

Abstract: A door lock transmission mechanism is provided on the first surface of a door for transmitting movement to a door lock provided on the second surface of the door opposite to the first surface. The door lock transmission mechanism includes a lock casing unit, an actuation mechanism, and a locking mechanism. The actuation mechanism includes a traction member having a traction portion for driving a locking seat of a core unit of the locking mechanism, wherein the locking seat can rotate freely when the locking mechanism is locked, such that an actuation member of the actuation mechanism can be pressed down by force and keeps the locking state of the door lock, and thus the parts of the door lock transmission mechanism can be protected from being damaged.

Abstract: A fire-blocking door lock structure includes a bolt member mounted inside thereof connected to an actuation mechanism and a latch member connected to the other side of actuation mechanism inside the door lock structure away from the direction of the bolt member by a pull rod. The bolt member includes a pivot joint member, an operating piece, and a retaining piece; the latch member includes a latching frame, a latching support movably installed inside the latching frame, a latching body rotatably positioned inside the latching support, a stop piece movably installed inside the latching frame, and a driving piece having one end thereof pivotally connected with the stop piece and having the other end connected with the pull rod for adapting the force from the pull rod to shift the stop piece and the latching body.

Abstract: A fire-blocking door lock structure includes a latching member mounted on a fire-blocking door lock and an actuation mechanism mounted in the latching member. The actuation mechanism includes a latch body having a stop portion; a stop piece which prevents retraction of the latch body and is connected to a fire-blocking piece; a safety latching member which prevents the latch body from retraction into the latching member when the safety latching member abuts against the stop piece; a guide rod for allowing the latch body to be blocked by the fire-blocking piece when the safety latching member abuts against the stop piece; and an actuating piece. When the fire-blocking piece melts under a high temperature during a fire, the stop piece blocks the stop portion, such that the latch body cannot be retracted into the latching member, keeping the fire-blocking door locked.

Abstract: A fire door lock mechanism is provided, allowing a user to directly push and press a handlebar forwards to activate a lock bolt and open a fire door mounted with the lock mechanism in a comfortable manner. A first opening unit of the lock mechanism is located inside the fire door to operate the lock bolt. The handlebar is located in a second opening unit of the lock mechanism on the fire door. The handlebar, being pressed, activates a link arm connected thereto and accordingly induces a swing arm coupled to the link arm to generate a swing motion, so as to allow a pulley formed at one end of the swing arm to extend into the first opening unit and drive a lock bolt mount connected to the lock bolt to move horizontally, thereby making the lock bolt retract to release the lock mechanism.

Abstract: A door lock transmission mechanism is provided on the first surface of a door for transmitting movement to a door lock provided on the second surface of the door opposite to the first surface. The door lock transmission mechanism includes a lock casing unit, an actuation mechanism, and a locking mechanism. The actuation mechanism includes a traction member having a traction portion for driving a locking seat of a core unit of the locking mechanism, wherein the locking seat can rotate freely when the locking mechanism is locked, such that an actuation member of the actuation mechanism can be pressed down by force and keeps the locking state of the door lock, and thus the parts of the door lock transmission mechanism can be protected from being damaged.

Abstract: A flush bolt mechanism includes a frame, a slide guide bracket, a plunger reciprocally retained in the slide guide bracket having two first slots, a trigger member mounted to the plunger and reciprocally movable between a retracted position and an extended position, an elongated linkage assembly extending through the frame, and a resilient member biasing the linkage assembly toward a downward direction. The linkage assembly having a first end coupled to the shaft. The plunger includes two second slots and a shaft movable in the slots. The first and second slots are offset at an angle such that when the trigger member is activated to the retracted position, a second end of the linkage assembly is carried upwardly for latching engagement in the associated strike; when the trigger member is released from the retracted position, the second end of the linkage assembly is carried downwardly for disengagement with the strike.

Abstract: A fire door lock mechanism is provided. A handlebar is coupled to one end of an actuator whose the other end is connected with a push rod. A lock bolt is rotatably mounted in a lock cover mount which accommodates a glide mount used to drive the push rod to move horizontally. When the actuator receives a depression force from the handlebar, the actuator is driven to rotate and induces the push rod to move horizontally. By the movement from the push rod, the lock bolt is driven to rotate to engage or disengage the lock mechanism. A partition and a fire piece are coupled to the glide mount. The fire piece melts at a high temperature during a fire, making the partition moved by a force from an elastic member connected thereto and cause the lock bolt to be engaged with the partition and maintained in a locked state.

Abstract: A fire-blocking door lock structure includes a bolt member mounted inside thereof connected to an actuation mechanism and a latch member connected to the other side of actuation mechanism inside the door lock structure away from the direction of the bolt member by a pull rod. The bolt member includes a pivot joint member, an operating piece, and a retaining piece; the latch member includes a latching frame, a latching support movably installed inside the latching frame, a latching body rotatably positioned inside the latching support, a stop piece movably installed inside the latching frame, and a driving piece having one end thereof pivotally connected with the stop piece and having the other end connected with the pull rod for adapting the force from the pull rod to shift the stop piece and the latching body.

Abstract: A fire-blocking door lock structure is mounted on a fire-blocking door including a frame member, a push handle and a casing. The casing has the bottom thereof fixed to a plate member and connected to a base body. The fire-blocking door lock structure includes a middle latch mechanism mounted in the casing, an upper latch mechanism and a lower latch mechanism symmetrically mounted on opposite sides of the middle latch mechanism and connected to the middle latch mechanism, and an actuation mechanism connected to the middle latch mechanism. When the push handle is pressed, the actuation mechanism is driven to actuate the middle latch mechanism, and the upper latch mechanism and the lower latch mechanism are simultaneously actuated by the middle latch mechanism to unlatch the door lock. When the push handle is released, the door lock is restored to the lock-up status.

Abstract: A fire-blocking door lock structure includes a latching member mounted on a fire-blocking door lock and an actuation mechanism mounted in the latching member. The actuation mechanism includes a latch body having a stop portion; a stop piece which prevents retraction of the latch body and is connected to a fire-blocking piece; a safety latching member which prevents the latch body from retraction into the latching member when the safety latching member abuts against the stop piece; a guide rod for allowing the latch body to be blocked by the fire-blocking piece when the safety latching member abuts against the stop piece; and an actuating piece. When the fire-blocking piece melts under a high temperature during a fire, the stop piece blocks the stop portion, such that the latch body cannot be retracted into the latching member, keeping the fire-blocking door locked.

Abstract: A fire door lock mechanism is provided. A handlebar is coupled to one end of an actuator whose the other end is connected with a push rod. A lock bolt is rotatably mounted in a lock cover mount which accommodates a glide mount used to drive the push rod to move horizontally. When the actuator receives a depression force from the handlebar, the actuator is driven to rotate and induces the push rod to move horizontally. By the movement from the push rod, the lock bolt is driven to rotate to engage or disengage the lock mechanism. A partition and a fire piece are coupled to the glide mount. The fire piece melts at a high temperature during a fire, making the partition moved by a force from an elastic member connected thereto and cause the lock bolt to be engaged with the partition and maintained in a locked state.

Abstract: A fire door lock mechanism is provided, allowing a user to directly push and press a handlebar forwards to activate a lock bolt and open a fire door mounted with the lock mechanism in a comfortable manner. A first opening unit of the lock mechanism is located inside the fire door to operate the lock bolt. The handlebar is located in a second opening unit of the lock mechanism on the fire door. The handlebar, being pressed, activates a link arm connected thereto and accordingly induces a swing arm coupled to the link arm to generate a swing motion, so as to allow a pulley formed at one end of the swing arm to extend into the first opening unit and drive a lock bolt mount connected to the lock bolt to move horizontally, thereby making the lock bolt retract to release the lock mechanism.