Abstract: A locking base for Anti-theft lock includes a socket, a locking member and two sliding portions. The socket is disposed in a main body and extends a portion out of the main body. The locking member has a locking hole, and the locking member can extend out of the portion of the socket. The two sliding portions are disposed on the socket and the locking member respectively. The two sliding portions are matched structurally to make the socket and locking member slide correspondingly.

Abstract: A portable door locking device. In one embodiment, a door lock may include a base plate configured with a locking wedge and a driver wedge. The base plate may be formed in a U-shaped fashion, thus defining a cut-out region sized to receive the locking and driver wedges. Typically, the locking wedge is pivotally attached to the base plate, permitting rotational movement of the locking wedge about a pivoting axis. In some implementations, the locking wedge comprises a sloped bottom surface that slideably cooperates with a sloped top surface of the driving wedge. In use, the driver wedge may be driven in linear fashion underneath the locking wedge, causing the locking wedge to engage an adjacent door. With the door lock deployed in this manner, the door cannot be readily opened from the outside.

Abstract: A portable door locking device. In one embodiment, a door lock may include a base plate configured with a locking wedge and a driver wedge. The base plate may be formed in a U-shaped fashion, thus defining a cut-out region sized to receive the locking and driver wedges. Typically, the locking wedge is pivotally attached to the base plate, permitting rotational movement of the locking wedge about a pivoting axis. In some implementations, the locking wedge comprises a sloped bottom surface that slideably cooperates with a sloped top surface of the driving wedge. In use, the driver wedge may be driven in linear fashion underneath the locking wedge, causing the locking wedge to engage an adjacent door. With the door lock deployed in this manner, the door cannot be readily opened from the outside.

Abstract: A rotary valve includes a main valve body that includes a body, a seat disposed in the body and a valve body disposed in the body so that the valve body is rotatable through the seat that are modulated as a common component part. A stem pierces the body and imparts opening and closing motions to the valve body. An attaching-detaching part is disposed at a position at which the stem pierces the body. An operating part is disposed on the stem and is adapted to operate the valve body. A coupling part is detachably fastened at one end thereof to the attaching-detaching part and is mounted at the other end thereof on the operating part for joining the attaching-detaching part and the operating part.

Abstract: An improved safety latch is disclosed for assembly and use upon a cabinet frame or like facing member to secure a drawer or cabinet door panel in a completely closed position without need for an invasive screw attachment. The present safety latch includes a U-shaped base fitting formed having front and rear walls spaced apart to engage the edge of the cabinet frame within therebetween, the rear wall in a preferred embodiment of the latch having a movable pad mounted on the interior side of the wall to clamp the frame and hold the fitting in a stationary position. The front wall of the base fitting is provided with a pair of flexible prong members extended outwardly from the front wall and further formed having opposed wedge-shaped ends. The safety latch further includes an angled clip member adapted to releasably engage the base fitting having an open chamber section formed along the top of the clip member and a wall section depending perpendicularly therefrom.

Abstract: An improved safety latch is disclosed for assembly and use upon a cabinet frame or like facing member to secure a drawer or cabinet door panel in a completely closed position without need for an invasive screw attachment. The present safety latch includes a U-shaped base fitting formed having front and rear walls spaced apart to engage the edge of the cabinet frame within therebetween, the rear wall in a preferred embodiment of the latch having a movable pad mounted on the interior side of the wall to clamp the frame and hold the fitting in a stationary position. The front wall of the base fitting is provided with a pair of flexible prong members extended outwardly from the front wall and further formed having opposed wedge-shaped ends. The safety latch further includes an angled clip member adapted to releasably engage the base fitting having an open chamber section formed along the top of the clip member and a wall section depending perpendicularly therefrom.

Abstract: A device is provided for the locking of one or more doors. In particular, the device comprises a strap, a door engaging member, and a frame. The strap has a first end which includes an outwardly extending projection for engagement with a door latch recess. The strap has a second end which is curved away from the first, and includes a stop mounted thereon. The frame is slidably located on the strap, allowing it to be moved towards and away from a door. Further, a door engaging member in the form of an adjustable bolt is provided on the frame. The frame includes slots in the walls thereof which are engageable with notches and tabs on the strap, preventing movement of the frame along the strap when the door engaging member is used to engage and lock a door.

Abstract: The present invention provides a new and improved portable door lock that can be used in conjunction with a door, a door jamb and a striker plate. The portable door lock comprises a bolt having a first end, a second end and an intermediate extent therebetween. A cylindrical threaded portion comprises the first end of the bolt. The cylindrical threaded portion has an outer diameter defined by the threads. A flat portion comprises the second end of the bolt. The flat portion has a width and a thickness which allows it to extend between a door and a door jamb. A hook portion extends from and is integral with the second end of the bolt. The hook has a top surface and a bottom surface. The hook is adapted to be engaged around the striker plate of a door jamb. A securing fitting is employed by the lock. The fitting has a hollow cylindrical first end and a first side and a second side, and a flat plate at the second end. The flat plate extends 90 degrees relative to, and at one side of, the cylindrical first end.

Abstract: A security lock (10) including an arm (14) and a mounting member (12) is provided for use with a dead bolt lock assembly having a lock actuator on a first side (34) of a door (32) and a turn piece (36) on a second side (38) of the door (32). When the security lock (10) is in an engaged position (42), abutting surfaces (22a, 22b) of the arm (14) are positioned immediately adjacent the turn piece (36) to abut and restrict rotation of the turn piece (36).

Abstract: A traveler's security bolt for securing the door to a room or building against unauthorized entry. The security bolt engages the strike plate of a door frame and operatively abuts the door and its associated frame from the interior of the room to prevent entry. The security bolt is constructed to fit a variety of doors and frames, including frames which have decorative moldings or trim, and to protect the door and frame against damage when force is exerted against the secured door.

Abstract: A portable latch door lock having a cable which extends around the door knob to balance the thrust of an opening door as shown and described. The latch includes a pin within the body which clamps the cable in a hole in the body when the mechanism is in its tightened locked position. The lock engages the door by engaging a recess and striker plate in the door frame and extends across the face of the door to prevent opening of the door. The lock is tightened to the door and the recess and striker plate by drawing proportion which engages the door in the direction of the striker plate.

Abstract: One end of a thin strong elongated member is hooked into the opening of a striker plate in a door jamb and when the door is closed a sleeve around the elongated member is brought to bear against the door jamb and the door to securely hold the door closed. The sleeve itself is threadably engaged with the elongated member or a wing nut may be used to move the sleeve against the door and the jamb.

Abstract: A quick release door lock is disclosed which includes a unitary body of thin, flat, hardened steel. The body terminates at one end in an integral tongue and at the other in an integral bent flange. A unitary, generally U-shaped slide is movable along the body between door engaging and door releasing positions in response to the movements of an operating rod. The operating rod is reciprocal and rotatable through the flange and is provided with an unthreaded adjusting section and a threaded securing section. The threaded section is designed with a double lead special thread to provide increased linear movement of the slide in response to rotation of the operating rod. The tongue is a removable fit within the door jamb recess and the slide is movable into engagement with the door to secure the door at the jamb between the body tongue and a pressure face of the slide.

Abstract: A portable auxiliary locking device for securing an inwardly opening door of a room or building against unauthorized entry is disclosed. The locking device includes a threaded rod which terminates in an axially extending plate region having a hook-like flange formed at the distal end thereof. The threaded rod passes coaxially through a central opening within a tubular body member having an end face that is configured for abutment with the inner surface of the door. A locking barrel, rotatably interconnected with the second end of the body member, includes a quick-release latch that is spring-loaded into engagement with the threaded rod. In operation, the door is closed with the hook-like flange extending into the opening within the strike plate of the door frame and the threaded rod extending inwardly into the room that is to be secured. The quick-release latch is then depressed and the body member slid into abutment with the surface of the door.

Abstract: A portable door fastener is disclosed which includes a body of thin, sturdy material which can be inserted between a door and a door jamb and which includes a projection to engage in the jamb latch recess. The rearward end of the thin body is provided with a threaded block through which a partially threaded operating bolt is longitudinally movable. The operating bolt forwardly attaches to a pressure plate, which plate is in sliding engagement with the body. The operating bolt terminates rearwardly in a handle which is used to turn the bolt through the threaded block to force the pressure plate against the door to prevent relative movement between the door and the door jamb.