Abstract: The invention relates to a lock identifier assembly for locks with a cover with a main body, a hollow projection and a knob housed in the hollow projection and with a knob ramp. It includes a tongue, with a recess and a tongue ramp, linked to the knob ramp such that when the knob is actuated, the knob ramp moves, moving the tongue with it to lock/unlock the lock. There is an identification element housed in the hollow projection that has a guide element housed in the recess of the tongue and which is movable on the tongue ramp. When the tongue is moved by the knob, the identification element moves longitudinally in the hollow projection between a position in which it is hidden in said projection and a position in which it projects superiorly from an upper end of said hollow projection.

Abstract: Interchangeable cylinder for locks that have an outer cylinder and an inner cylinder that has a locking device that uses a master key to unlock it is provided. The object of the invention is the inner cylinder, which carries an associated wing in functions of a handle, the wing and the body of the cylinder forming a single whole. The wing is integrated in the cylinder itself, and is extended radially beyond its body. The wing is of thin, flat or extra-flat configuration, and is attached to or integrated into the front of the cylinder itself. For application in interchangeable cylinder locks, to comply with ADA regulations.

Abstract: The invention relates to a lock with an improved locking system, including a lock block attached to a support by means of at least two fastening screws, with a door arranged between the lock block and the support, the lock including grub screws screwed into the support, which project from the support by a length according to the portion of grub screw screwed into the support, such that the length matches a clearance between the door and the support.

Abstract: An optical shield for keypad locks that has a frame provided with one or several structures into which standard structures (C1) fit that the lock keypads (C) have; one or several side panels that project from the frame body impeding the lateral view of the keypad of the lock (C) from an area near the user who is operating it; and means to fasten indirectly the frame to the lock module/keypad (C), without interfering in it. It can also have an additional panel, mounted on the frame and capable of sliding linearly in it, and provided with a window through which one can access a restricted area of the keypad, impeding the frontal view of the rest.

Abstract: The invention relates to a lock with an improved locking system, including a lock block attached to a support by means of at least two fastening screws, with a door arranged between the lock block and the support, the lock including grub screws screwed into the support, which project from the support by a length according to the portion of grub screw screwed into the support, such that the length matches a clearance between the door and the support.

Abstract: Symmetrical lock which can be operated by means of two coins, consisting of a casing with two slots for the insertion of respective coins and a tongue displaceable in a left/right direction. It is characterized in that: a) the casing has a longitudinal plane of symmetry; b) two tongue stops opposite the coins and a dog engaging with one or both tongue stops are provided, the three elements being arranged on the same pivoting axis; c) the tongue has an opening with a notch with which the ends of the dogs interfere when the tongue is displaced in the absence of coins, and with an end seat for said ends when the tongue is displaced in the presence of coins; d) below the opening and on each side of the tongue there are respective fixed stops and respective movable stops which are coupled together by means of a positioning lever driven by the tongue via a pin on which it is able to pivot.

Abstract: Symmetrical lock which can be operated by means of two coins, consisting of a casing with two slots for the insertion of respective coins and a tongue displaceable in a left/right direction. It is characterized in that: a) the casing has a longitudinal plane of symmetry; b) two tongue stops opposite the coins and a dog engaging with one or both tongue stops are provided, the three elements being arranged on the same pivoting axis; c) the tongue has an opening with a notch with which the ends of the dogs interfere when the tongue is displaced in the absence of coins, and with an end seat for said ends when the tongue is displaced in the presence of coins; d) below the opening and on each side of the tongue there are respective fixed stops and respective movable stops which are coupled together by means of a positioning lever driven by the tongue via a pin on which it is able to pivot.