Abstract: The present invention discloses an electronic padlock which comprises a housing, an U-shaped shackle having a first lock shaft and a second lock shaft, a power source and a lock assembly. The power source is disposed in the housing and has a switch block at an output terminal. The lock assembly is disposed above the power source in the housing and has two corresponding lock units and a second elastic member between the two lock units. Each of the two lock units has a lock tongue at an external side corresponding to two lock recesses in the first lock shaft and the second shaft of the U-shaped shackle respectively, a top pushing cave having a guiding chamfer corresponding to the switch block of the power source.

Abstract: A handle device is adapted to be mounted to one end of a shaft and is adapted to accommodate a power supply unit therein. The handle device includes a handle unit adapted for accommodating the power supply unit, a coupling unit, and a lighting unit. The coupling unit is connected to one end of the handle unit, and includes a shaft clamping member adapted for clamping removably the end of the shaft so as to position the shaft on the handle unit. The lighting unit includes a lamp disposed at an opposite end of the handle unit and adapted to be connected electrically to the power supply unit accommodated in the handle unit, and a direction-adjustable connector interconnecting the lamp and the opposite end of the handle unit such that an illuminating direction of the lamp is adjustable relative to the handle unit.

Abstract: A door lock-and-handle assembly includes a housing receiving a latch bolt and a dead bolt adjacent to the latch bolt, an escutcheon defining a recess, a handle mounted on the escutcheon, a spindle coupled to the dead bolt, a locking member received in the recess and movable to a locked position to prevent turning of the handle when the dead bolt is moved to an extended position, and a lock releasing member extending from the dead bolt and capable of driven by the latch bolt so as to move the dead bolt from the extended position to a retracted position and the locking member from the locked position to an unlocked position when the latch bolt turns from an extended position to a retracted position.

Abstract: A door lock-and-handle assembly includes a housing receiving a latch bolt therein, a spindle for driving the latch bolt between extended and retracted positions, a handle coupled to the spindle, a sliding member connected to the latch bolt, a driving member coaxially coupled to the spindle and engageable with the sliding member, a locking member movable between locked and unlocked positions to engage and disengage the driving member, and a lock releasing member including a cam mechanism that has a cam member and a cam follower formed on the sliding member and the locking member, respectively, for moving the locking member from the locked position to the unlocked position when the latch bolt is pushed toward the retracted position by an external force.

Abstract: In a door lever handle assembly, a latch bolt is movable between extended and retracted positions and is coupled operably to a spindle having opposite ends respectively and non-rotatably coupled to outside and inside lever handles. Operation of either one of the outside and inside lever handles causes actuating parts of a force transmitting member disposed on the spindle to disengage one of left and right force bearing parts of a sliding seat mounted inwardly of and slidably on one of the outside and inside lever handles and to push the other of the left and right force bearing parts against action of a biasing unit.

Abstract: A door lock-and-handle assembly includes a housing receiving a latch bolt and a dead bolt, an escutcheon defining a recess and an engaging groove, a handle mounted on the escutcheon and having a driving member, a spindle coupled to the dead bolt and having a rectangular engaging portion, and a locking member received in the recess and operable to move between a locked position, where the locking member engages the driving member and the engaging groove so as to prevent turning of the handle, and an unlocked position, where the locking member disengages from the driving member and the engaging groove. The locking member is formed with an L-shaped opening having first and second rectangular spaces which cooperately define the L-shaped opening. The engaging portion of the spindle is received in the first rectangular space when the locking member is in the unlocked position, and is received in the second rectangular space when the locking member is in the locked position.

Abstract: A lock apparatus includes a lock housing having a mounting wall and a surrounding wall which cooperatively confine a receiving space. A latch actuator is mounted on the lock housing, and includes an operable rotary disc and a spindle which extends rotatably into the receiving space via a spindle hole formed in the mounting wall. The rotary disc is operable to rotate the latch actuator between locking and unlocking positions. The spindle has a positioning section which has a peripheral portion formed with flat first and second positioning surfaces that are angularly displaced from each other. A latch member is mounted on the lock housing, and is associated operably with the latch actuator. An elongated spring plate is mounted in the receiving space, and is disposed perpendicular to the spindle. The spring plate abuts against the first positioning surface to retain the latch actuator in the locking position, and abuts against the second positioning surface to retain the latch actuator in the unlocking position.

Abstract: A door lock includes a handle, a lever seat having a lever, a cam for camming the lever, a handle orienting unit, a transmission shaft connected to the handle and the cam, and a latch operable by the lever. The lever seat has an annular flange and two opposite lugs. The cam has a tubular stud extending into the annular flange. The tubular stud has a bifurcated end formed with two slits. The handle orienting unit has a torsion spring and a cap having a base wall and a peripheral side wall which has two notched edges. The torsion spring has two end sections abutting respectively against one of the notched edges and one of the lugs. The base wall has an inner edge having two tongues that engage respectively the slits of the bifurcated end.

Abstract: In a lock apparatus, a latch member is rotatable with an operating lever about the axis of a spindle, and has a first end portion mounted pivotally on the operating lever about a pivot axis transverse to the spindle axis. A switch member is operable to move between a locking position, in which the switch member engages a notch in the operating lever to prevent operation of the operating lever, and an unlocking position, in which the switch member is disengaged from the operating lever to permit operation of the operating lever. The latch member is depressible to cause pivoting movement thereof about the pivot axis and to enable an opposite second end portion thereof to push the switch member and to move the switch member from the locking position to the unlocking position when the switch member is disposed in the locking position prior to depression of the latch member.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a detachable cylinder lock, which includes a case shell having an axial row of conic pin-holes for avoiding the pins falling out; a cylinder having a row of pinholes, in which a lower pin is located, corresponding to the pinholes of the case shell; the cylinder has an axial keyhole for a key inserting in, and a slant face (or a conic face) for the convenience of the cylinder inserting into the cylinder hole of the case shell; a follow block has a hole for the rear lug of the cylinder inserting in, and a cross hole penetrating through them for a fastening component screwing in or out.