JP5139875B2 - Latch mechanism - Google Patents

Description

The present invention operates when the rotating body combined with the main body so as to be deployable from the reference position is rotated from the deployed position to a predetermined position toward the reference position, and the rotating body is moved to the reference position. The present invention relates to an improvement of a latch mechanism that functions to be retracted.

  As a door retracting mechanism, there is a mechanism provided with a catcher that is provided in the door frame and captures the striker body provided in the door immediately before the door is completely closed. (See Patent Document 1) Such a catcher has a hook groove for a striker body, and receives the striker body from the inlet port into the hook groove at a standby position where the inlet port of the hook groove is directed toward the front side and captures it. It is like that. Such a catcher is also provided so as to be rotatable between a standby position and a wraparound position. When the catcher is on the standby position side of the intermediate position between the two positions, the catcher is biased toward the standby position. When the intermediate position is closer to the wraparound position, the urging force toward the wraparound position is received. As a result, when the catcher is rotated from the state where the striker body is captured by the closing operation of the door to the position exceeding the intermediate position, the catcher is forcibly rotated to the wrapping position after that. Is pulled to the closed position and positioned in this closed position.

Here, in such a mechanism, when the door is not closed, that is, when the striker body is not captured, when the catcher unexpectedly rotates to the wraparound position, the mechanism is restored to the intended state. The striker body is provided in the striker base so that it can be pulled in against the urging force, and when such a condition occurs, the striker body hits the catcher when the door is closed and temporarily enters the striker base. The striker body can be caught by the catcher that has been pulled in and enters the hooking groove at the closed position of the door and has unexpectedly turned to the wrapping position.
International Publication No. 2007/55204 Pamphlet (see paragraph numbers 0098 and 0099, FIG. 24)

  The main problem to be solved by the present invention is that, in this type of latch mechanism (the retracting mechanism of Patent Document 1), the catcher unexpectedly rotates to the wraparound position without capturing the striker body. Therefore, a structure capable of returning to an intended state is provided in a more effective manner.

In order to achieve the above object, in the present invention, the latch mechanism has the following configurations (1) to (3).
(1) The striker body provided on either side of the rotating body and the main body in which the rotating body is rotatably combined, and provided on the other side of the rotating body, with the rotating body being directed from the deployed position toward the reference position. A catcher that catches a striker body that is moved or relatively moved from the front side when it is turned, captures the striker body at a standby position, and is rotated by a catcher that is rotated forward to a wraparound position. Is a latch mechanism that positions the at a reference position,
(2) The catcher has a receiving portion for receiving the striker body from the front in the standby position, and
(3) The striker body is engaged with the catcher rotated to the wraparound position without catching the striker body by the turning operation toward the reference position of the rotating body by the concave portion provided in the catcher in front of the receiving portion. Engagement means for enabling is provided.

  When the catcher is unexpectedly rotated to the wraparound position without catching the striker body, the rotating body is rotated toward the reference position to engage the striker body with the catching means of the catcher. By rotating the moving body to the unfolded position, the catcher can be repositioned at the standby position. In particular, since the engaging means is provided in front of the receiving portion, it is not necessary to fully rotate the rotating body to the reference position when the catcher is returned to the standby position, and both the main body and the rotating body or Even if the rotating body cannot be completely rotated to the reference position after installation of the latch mechanism due to aging or the like that has occurred on either side, the striker body is unexpectedly rotated to the wraparound position without being captured. The moved catcher can be returned to the standby position.

  According to the present invention, the striker body is engaged with the catcher that has unexpectedly turned to the wraparound position in a state where the striker body is not captured even if the rotary body cannot be completely rotated to the reference position, The catcher can be returned to the intended state by a turning operation toward the deployed position of the turning body.

  The best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS.

  1 shows an example in which the catcher 2 side constituting the latch mechanism R according to the embodiment is provided in the door frame Ha as the main body H, and the striker body 1 is provided in the door Da as the rotating body D. Is shown as viewed from below. 2 to 5 show enlarged views of the main part of FIG. 1, FIG. 2 and FIG. 3 show the state where the catcher 2 is at the standby position, and FIG. 4 shows the state where the catcher 2 is at the intermediate position. Reference numeral 5 denotes a state where the catcher 2 is in the wraparound position. When the door Da is closed, that is, when the rotating body D is rotated toward the reference position, the striker body 1 comes into contact with the catcher 2 in the standby position, and (FIG. 3) the catcher 2 captures this and moves to the intermediate position. When the intermediate position is exceeded (FIG. 4), the urging means 4 urges the wrapping position while narrowing the receiving portion 21 and pulls the rotator D to the reference position via the striker body 1. (FIG. 5) FIG. 6 shows the state of the catcher 2 when in the standby position, with a part of the main part 22 constituting this being broken, and FIG. 7 shows the state of the catcher 2 when in the wraparound position with FIG. Similarly, a part of the main part 22 is broken and shown. FIG. 8 shows the catcher 2 in the wraparound position as seen from above, which is the reverse of FIGS.

  9 and 10 show the striker body 1 and the striker base 10 that supports the striker body 1, respectively.

  Further, FIG. 11 shows that the striker body 1 is moved to the engaging means 24 by rotating the rotating body D toward the reference position with respect to the catcher 2 that has been rotated to the wraparound position without capturing the striker body 1. 12 shows a state immediately after the catcher 2 is repositioned to the standby position by rotating the rotating body D from the state of FIG. 11 toward the unfolded position.

  The latch mechanism R according to this embodiment is activated when the rotating body D combined with the main body H so as to be deployable from the reference position is rotated from the unfolded position to a predetermined position toward the reference position. Thus, the rotating body D functions to be pulled into the reference position.

  Such a latch mechanism R can be used for the pulling-in of various rotating bodies D such as doors of houses, doors of automobiles, doors and lids of various devices and fixtures. Specifically, such a latch mechanism R is activated when such a door or the like is rotated from a deployed position, typically an open position, to a reference position, typically a closed position, to a predetermined position. Thus, the doors and the like function to be pulled into the reference position.

   The latch mechanism R includes a striker body 1 and a catcher 2.

  The striker body 1 is provided on either one side of the rotating body D and the main body H in which the rotating body D is rotatably combined.

  In the illustrated example, the striker body 1 is provided on a door Da as the rotating body D. Further, the striker body 1 is combined with the striker base 10 so as to be capable of appearing and retracting, and is protruded from the striker base 10 by urging. The striker base 10 includes a mounting plate portion 10a and an arm 10b protruding forward from one surface of the mounting plate portion 10a. The striker body 1 is configured as a cylindrical shaft body 11 having a flange 11a at the lower end and closed at the upper end, and protrudes from a through hole 10c formed at the upper end of the arm 10b by a biasing portion above the flange 11a. In this manner, the arm 10b is combined so as to be movable up and down. (FIG. 10) Inside the arm 10b is housed a compression coil spring 12 with one end of the spring in contact with the lower end of the arm 10b and the other end of the spring in contact with the upper end of the striker body 1. The body 1 is protruded upward from the upper end of the arm 10b by the bias of the spring 12 as described above. The striker base 10 is provided at the upper part on the surface side of the door Da abutted against the door contact Hd with the mounting plate portion 10a. When the door Da is positioned at the reference position, that is, the closed position, the arm 10b is positioned below the support base 3 of the catcher 2 described later, and the striker body 1 protruding from the arm 10b is placed in the support base 3. It has come in.

  The catcher 2 is provided on the other side of the rotating body D and the main body H, and is a striker body that is moved or relatively moved from the front side when the rotating body D is rotated from the deployed position toward the reference position. Configured to capture 1. The catcher 2 captures the striker body 1 at the standby position and is rotated forward to the wraparound position, and positions the rotator D at the reference position at the wraparound position.

  In this embodiment, the catcher 2 is rotatably supported by the support base 3. The support base 3 is provided with an urging unit 4 for the catcher 2 and a braking unit 6 for applying a braking force to the rotation of the catcher 2 toward the wraparound position.

  In the illustrated example, the catcher 2 is provided on a door frame Ha as a main body H with respect to a door Da as a rotating body D via a support base 3. In the illustrated example, the support base 3 is configured to have an elongated case shape with the top surface as an attachment portion 30 to the upper frame portion Hb of the door frame Ha. The support base 3 is provided on the side of the door frame Ha on which the hinge Hc is provided so that the length direction thereof is along the length direction of the upper frame portion Hb. The catcher 2 is arranged at a position that is biased toward the one end 3 ′ side of the support base 3 in the middle in the length direction. The catcher 2 thus arranged and the other end of the support base 3 are arranged. 3 ”, the biasing means 4 and the braking means 6 are arranged. In the figure, reference numeral 31 indicates a mounting ear portion that is continuous with the top plate 34 of the support base 3, and is indicated by reference numeral 32. The reference numeral 33 denotes a front plate that hangs downward from one edge portion of the top plate 34 of the support base 3 along the length direction. Reference numeral 33 denotes a top plate 34 of the support base 3. Is a rear plate that hangs downward from the other edge along the other edge along the length direction. The support base 3 is disposed so that the other end 3 ″ faces the hinge Hc. The support base 3 is attached to the door frame Ha so that the front plate 32 continues to the door stop Hd of the door Da. The front plate 32 is not provided in front of the catcher 2, and when the door Da is turned toward the reference position, that is, toward the closed position where it hits the door stop Hd from the front, the door Da The striker body 1 provided in the above is moved from the near side and is captured by the catcher 2 supported by the support base 3. The lower portion of the support base 3 has a width extending between the front plate 32 and the rear plate 33 and is covered by a cover (not shown) having a notch portion that allows the striker body 1 to enter. Yes.

  The catcher 2 is provided on the support base 3 so as to be rotatable between a standby position and a wraparound position. The catcher 2 is rotated around a shaft body 35 that is integrally joined to the top plate 34 of the support base 3 and protrudes downward. The catcher 2 is described later between a forearm portion 23a protruding toward the one end 3 ′ side of the support base 3 from the rotational assembly position 20 by the shaft body 35 when the catcher 2 is in the wraparound position, and the forearm portion 23a. And a rear arm portion 22d that protrudes substantially parallel to the forearm portion 23a at the rear of the forearm portion 23a so as to form a gap to be a receiving portion 21. The forearm portion 23a The arm ends 22e and 23b of the support base 3 are connected to one end of the support base 3 rather than a virtual straight line L1 passing through the rotational assembly position 20 from a position where the front plate 32 of the support base 3 is not provided. It protrudes diagonally forward while being close to the part 3 ′ side. (FIGS. 2 and 3) In the illustrated example, when the catcher 2 is in the standby position, the anti-rotation portion 36 where the portion between the arm end 23b of the forearm portion 23a and the terminal portion 23d abuts from the rear. Is formed on the support base 3.

  In the illustrated example, when the catcher 2 is in the standby position, the entrance of the receiving portion 21 (between the arm end 23b of the forearm portion 23a and the arm end 22e of the rear arm portion 22d) is on the door Da as the rotating body D. It is positioned on the movement trajectory s of the striker body 1 provided. More specifically, in this standby position, the arm end 23b of the forearm portion 23a is positioned on the other end 3 ″ side of the support base 3 with respect to the movement locus s, and the striker body 1 enters the receiving portion 21. Without hindering, the arm end 22e of the rear arm portion 22d is positioned on the movement trajectory s so as to abut against the striker body 1 when the rotating body D is rotated to a predetermined position. (Fig. 1 and Fig. 2)

  And, when the catcher 2 is on the standby position side with respect to the intermediate position between the standby position and the wraparound position, an urging force toward the standby position side is acted on by the biasing means 4 described later, and When the intermediate position between the standby position and the wraparound position is closer to the wraparound position, the urging force toward the wraparound position is applied.

  Thus, the state in which the catcher 2 is in the standby position is stably maintained until the rotating body D is rotated to a predetermined position toward the reference position. When the rotating body D is rotated to a predetermined position toward the reference position, the striker body 1 moved from the front side F can be captured by the catcher 2 at the standby position, and the rotating body D can be rotated. When the catcher 2 is rotated beyond the intermediate position by the moving operation, the catcher 2 is rotated toward the wraparound position by urging, whereby the rotating body D can be drawn to the reference position via the striker body 1. Until the rotating body D is rotated again toward the unfolded position, the state where the catcher 2 is in the wraparound position is stably maintained, and the rotating body D is positioned at the reference position.

  In this embodiment, the catcher 2 is formed by combining the main part 22 and the sub-part 23 so as to form a receiving portion 21 for receiving the striker body 1 from the front in the standby position. In the illustrated example, the rear arm portion 22 d is provided in the main part 22, and the forearm portion 23 a is provided in the sub-part 23. At the same time, the abutting portions 25 and 26 of both the parts 22 and 23 are provided at two positions with an interval in the rotation direction y of the catcher 2, and when the catcher 2 is in the standby position, the one abutting portion 25 is applied by the urging force. And the receiving part 21 is expanded, and when the catcher 2 is in the wraparound position, the other abutting part 26 is brought into contact with the urging force to narrow the receiving part 21. (Fig. 6, Fig. 7)

  In the illustrated example, the main part 22 includes a bearing plate portion 22a and the rear arm portion 22d. The bearing plate portion 22a has a shaft hole 22b at the center, and a sleeve 22c that protrudes upward through the shaft hole 22b through the in-cylinder space on the side of the support base 3 facing the top plate 34. The thickness in the vertical direction of the bearing plate portion 22a is thinner than the thickness in the vertical direction of the rear arm portion 22d. The rear arm portion 22d and the bearing plate portion 22a include the lower surface of the rear arm portion 22d and the lower surface of the bearing plate portion 22a. Are connected together so as to be positioned on the same plane. The rear arm portion 22d includes a straight portion 22f having the arm end 22e, and a curved portion 22h curved in a direction around the shaft hole 22b following the straight portion 22f, and the bearing plate portion 22a is curved. It is connected to the rear arm portion 22d from the terminal portion 22i of the portion 22h to a position in the middle of the straight portion 22f in the longitudinal direction.

  The sub part 23 is provided with a shaft hole 23g for receiving the sleeve 22c of the main part 22 as an axis between the arm end 23b of the forearm portion 23a and the terminal portion 23d opposite thereto. The sub-part 23 has a vertical thickness that fits between the upper surface of the bearing plate portion 22a of the main part 22 and the upper surface of the rear arm portion 22d. The sub-part 23 is combined with the main part 22 in a state in which the sleeve 22c of the main part 22 is inserted into the shaft hole 23g so as to be rotatable around the sleeve 22c.

  In such a combined state, the terminal portion 22 i of the curved portion 22 h of the main part 22 and the terminal portion 23 d of the forearm portion 23 a of the sub part 23 face each other in the rotation direction y of the catcher 2. (Fig. 6)

  Further, the sub-part 23 has, on the rear side of the shaft hole 23g, a base portion 22g connected to the curved portion 22h of the straight portion 22f of the main part 22 and a surface portion 23h facing from the front in the rotation direction y of the catcher 2. I have. (Fig. 6)

  In this embodiment, in the rotation direction y of the catcher 2, the terminal portion 23d and the surface portion 23h of the sub-part 23 are larger than the dimension x between the terminal portion 22i and the base portion 22g of the main part 22. The dimension x ′ between the points is slightly larger. (Fig. 8)

  In this embodiment, when the catcher 2 is in the standby position, the terminal portion 23d of the sub-part 23 is pressed against the terminal portion 22i of the main part 22 from the front by the biasing force. 2 is prevented from moving to the retracted position, and the gap between the surface portion 23h of the sub-part 23 and the base portion 22g of the main part 22 is made to be spaced by the difference between the dimensions x and x ′. The entrance side of the door is widened. (FIG. 6) On the other hand, when the catcher 2 is in the retracted position, the surface portion 23h of the sub-part 23 is pressed against the base portion 22g of the main part 22 from the front by the urging force, whereby the catcher 2 is moved to the standby position. It is prevented from moving, and an interval of the difference between the dimensions x and x ′ is opened between the terminal portion 23 d of the sub-part 23 and the terminal portion 22 i of the main part 22, thereby the entrance side of the receiving portion 21. Is trying to narrow down. (Fig. 7)

  In the illustrated example, when the door Da is closed, the striker body 1 comes into contact with the arm end 22e of the rear arm portion 22d of the main part 22 of the catcher 2 in the standby position, and the catcher is brought into contact with each other by the end portions 22i and 23d. 2 is rotated forward in the counterclockwise direction in FIG. When the catcher 2 is rotated to a position exceeding the intermediate position, the forearm portion 23a of the sub-part 23 is pressed against the striker body 1 from the front by the biasing force, and the dimension x and the distance between the terminal portions 22i and 23d are as follows. On the contrary, the base 22g and the surface 23h are pressed against each other to hold the striker body 1 at the back side of the narrow receiving portion 21, and the catcher 2 rotates to the wraparound position. The door Da is forcibly closed. When the closed door Da is operated to open and the catcher 2 in the wraparound position is rotated backward and exceeds the intermediate position, the urging force forcibly moves the catcher 2 back to the standby position. The receiving part 21 spreads, the striker body 1 is released, and the door Da becomes free.

  That is, in this embodiment, the terminal part 22i of the main part 22 and the terminal part 23d of the sub part 23 function as the one butting part 25, and the base part 22g and the sub part 23 of the main part 22 are used. The surface portion 23h functions as the other butting portion 26. (Fig. 6)

  Thereby, in this embodiment, the secondary part 23 can be moved in the direction of expanding the receiving portion 21 with the backward rotation of the catcher 2 in the wraparound position to the standby position. This is a case where a slight blur or error occurs in the movement trajectory s of the striker body 1 at the standby position of the catcher 2 while the width of the receiving portion 21 is set to a dimension that allows the striker body 1 to be accommodated with less play at the wraparound position of the catcher 2. However, the striker body 1 can be appropriately inserted into the receiving portion 21. Since the adjustment of the receiving portion 21 is realized by the butting of the butting portions 25 and 26 accompanying the rotation of the catcher 2, it is smoothly performed without impairing the rotation of the catcher 2, and the structure is complicated. It does not occur.

  Specifically, when the latch mechanism R is applied to the door Da, the movement trajectory s of the striker body 1 is slightly changed after the latch mechanism R is installed due to a secular change occurring in the door Da or the door frame Ha. Even when a blur or an error occurs, the door Da as the rotating body D is rotated to the reference position by slightly widening the entrance 37d of the receiving portion 21 of the catcher 2 at the standby position. The striker body 1 can be inserted into the receiving portion 21.

  Further, in this embodiment, the urging means 4 is provided between the sub-part 23 of the catcher 2 and the support base 3 of the catcher 2, and when the catcher 2 is in an intermediate position, The most urging force is stored in the urging member. As a result, when the catcher 2 is on the standby position side from the intermediate position, the catcher 2 is positioned as a whole at the standby position via the secondary part 23 with the receiving portion 21 being expanded by the biasing force. When it is closer to the wraparound position than the intermediate position, the catcher 2 as a whole is positioned at the wraparound position via the subpart 23 in a state where the receiving portion 21 is narrowed by the biasing force.

  In this embodiment, the latch mechanism R has a link member 5 that is pivotally supported at one end side by the sub-part 23 of the catcher 2 and supported at the other end side by the support base 3 of the catcher 2. doing. The biasing means 4 biases the link member 5 in a direction in which the dimension between the pivotal support portion 50 of the link member 5 with the sub-part 23 and the support portion 37b of the support base 3 is increased. Yes. At the same time, when the catcher 2 is in the intermediate position, the shaft body 35, the pivotal support portion 50, and the support portion 37b, which serve as the rotation axis of the catcher 2, are positioned on the same straight line so that the dimension becomes the smallest. It is. (FIG. 4) Thereby, in this embodiment, the urging force of the urging means 4 is applied to the catcher 2 via the link member 5, and the catcher 2 is operated as described above.

  In the illustrated example, the biasing means 4 is constituted by a compression coil spring 40. In the illustrated example, an inner part 37 is incorporated between the catcher 2 in the support base 3 and the other end portion 3 ″ of the support base 3. The inner part 37 bisects the support base 3 in the front-rear direction. The rear side across the virtual straight line L2 in the left-right direction is used as the holding portion 37a of the braking means 6 having a cylindrical shape, and the support portion 37b of the link member 5 is provided on the front side across the straight line. 2)

  In the illustrated example, the link member 5 has a rod shape, and one end of the link member 5 is pivotally supported on the terminal portion 23d side of the sub-part 23 with a rotation shaft 50a that is parallel to the shaft body 35 that is the rotation shaft of the catcher 2. I am letting. The support part 37b of the link member 5 is constituted by a spherical bearing member 51a provided at the entrance 37d of the recess 37c that is movably accommodated in the left-right direction at the other end of the link member 5 formed on the inner part 37. The spherical bearing member 51a has a hemispherical shape, and the convex spherical surface 51b side is fitted into a concave spherical surface portion 37e having a shape complementary to that formed in the inlet 37d of the concave portion 37c, and can swing to the inlet 37d of the concave portion 37c. It is supported by. (FIGS. 3 and 4) Between the center of the convex spherical surface 51b of the spherical bearing member 51a and the seating surface 51c opposite to the convex spherical surface 51b, a through hole 51d leading into the concave portion 37c through the other end side of the link member 5. Is formed. A bulging portion 52 is formed on one end side of the link member 5. The compression coil spring 40 is wound around the link member 5 between the seating surface 51c of the spherical bearing member 51a and the bulging portion 52. When the catcher 2 is in the intermediate position, the distance between the pivotal support portion 50 and the support portion 37b is the smallest, and the intrusion dimension into the concave portion 37c on the other end side of the link member 5 is the largest, The compression coil spring 40 is most elastically deformed.

  Further, in this embodiment, the latch mechanism R includes a braking means 6 that applies a braking force to the rotation of the catcher 2 toward the wraparound position. As a result, in this embodiment, a braking force is applied to the rotation of the rotating body D toward the reference position via the catcher 2, and the rotating speed of the rotating body D decreases immediately before reaching the reference position. For example, the door Da as the rotating body D is slowly closed.

  In this embodiment, the braking means 6 includes a movable part 60 and is configured to apply a braking force to the movement of the movable part 60. The catcher 2 and the braking means 6 are linked by a linkage member 7 that operates the movable portion 60 of the braking means 6 when the catcher 2 is turned toward the wraparound position of the catcher 2.

  In the illustrated example, the braking means 6 includes a cylinder 61 and a piston (not shown), and is configured as a piston damper that applies a braking force to the movement of the piston toward the back of the cylinder 61 or relative movement. . Such a braking force typically encloses a viscous fluid such as silicon oil in the cylinder 61, and when the piston moves to the back of the cylinder 61, the viscous fluid moves to the rear side of the movement through an orifice formed on the piston side. It can be generated by making it move. In the illustrated example, a piston damper 62 is accommodated in the holding portion 37a of the inner part 37 so that the piston rod 62 connected to the piston protrudes toward the one end 3 ′ side of the support base 3. The cylinder 61 side is fixed to the support base 3. That is, in the illustrated example, the piston functions as the movable portion 60. A coil spring (not shown) is accommodated in the piston damper. When the pushing force of the piston through the piston rod 62 is removed, the piston is returned to the position before the movement by the action of the coil spring. .

  The linking member 7 is housed in the holding portion 37a of the inner part 37 on the one end 3 ′ side of the support base 3 from the piston rod 62 and is slidably moved in the left-right direction. And a linkage rod 71 pivotally supported at the other end by the main part 22. The other end of the linkage rod 71 is pivotally supported by the main part 22 on the outer side of the curved portion 22h of the main part 22 and on the side connected to the straight portion 22f. When the catcher 2 is in the standby position, the slider 70 is moved most toward the one end 3 ′ side of the support base 3, and the piston rod 62 is projected most from the cylinder 61. When the catcher 2 is rotated forward from the standby position toward the wraparound position, the slider 70 is moved to the other end 3 ″ side of the support base 3 via the linkage rod 71, and the piston rod 62 is pushed in. A braking force is applied to the rotation of the catcher 2. When the catcher 2 in the wraparound position is rotated backward to the reference position, the slider 70 is moved to the one end 3 'side of the support base 3, and the coil spring (not shown) is shown. As a result, the piston rod 62 is returned to the position before being pushed.

  Further, in this embodiment, the catcher 2 is directed to the reference position of the rotating body D on the catcher 2 rotated to the wraparound position in a state where the striker body 1 is not captured in front of the receiving portion 21. The engaging means 24 which makes it possible to engage the striker body 1 by the rotating operation is provided.

  Thereby, in this embodiment, when the catcher 2 is unexpectedly rotated to the wraparound position without capturing the striker body 1, the rotating body D is rotated toward the reference position. After engaging the striker body 1 with the engaging means 24 of the catcher 2, the catcher 2 can be repositioned to the standby position by rotating the rotating body D to the unfolded position. In particular, since the engaging means 24 is provided in front of the receiving portion 21, it is not necessary to rotate the rotating body D to the reference position when the catcher 2 is returned to the standby position. The striker body 1 is not captured even when the rotating body D cannot be completely rotated to the reference position after the latch mechanism R is installed due to aging or the like occurring in both or either of the rotating bodies D. In this state, the catcher 2 that is unexpectedly turned to the wraparound position can be returned to the standby position.

  In this embodiment, the engaging means 24 is provided on the sub-part 23 constituting the catcher 2. Further, the engaging means 24 is configured as a concave portion 24 a provided in the subpart 23 that constitutes the catcher 2. Further, in this embodiment, when the rotating body D is rotated toward the unfolded position from the state where the striker body 1 is engaged with the concave portion 24a, the auxiliary part 23 is set to the standby position. A guide portion 24c for allowing the striker body 1 to come out from the concave portion 24a of the catcher 2 that is rotated toward the catcher 2 is provided continuously to the concave portion 24a.

  In the illustrated example, the concave portion 24a is configured to form a groove formed at the lower portion of the sub-part 23 and formed from the arm end 23b of the forearm portion 23a toward the shaft hole 23g. The concave portion 24a is opened outward at the arm end 23b of the forearm portion 23a. When the catcher 2 rotates the rotating body D toward the reference position from the state in which the striker body 1 is not unexpectedly rotated to the wraparound position, the striker body 1 moves to the front edge portion of the forearm portion 23a. It strikes against 23e and is pulled into the striker base 10 against the above-mentioned bias, gets over between the front edge portion 23e and the concave portion 24a, and protrudes again by this bias at a position where it can engage with the concave portion 24a. The concave portion 24a enters and engages with the end 24b on the shaft hole 23g side. (FIG. 11) In the illustrated example, an inclined guide surface 23f that makes it easy to get over the striker body 1 is formed on the forearm portion 23a of the sub-part 23. Then, when the rotating body D is rotated toward the unfolded position from this engaged state, the catcher 2 is rotated toward the standby position, and from the arm end 23b of the sub-part 23 of the catcher 2 reaching the standby position. The striker body 1 that has entered the concave portion 24a comes out, and thereafter, the rotating body D becomes free. That is, in this embodiment, the guiding portion 24c is formed by the concave portion 24a. In addition to the illustrated example, the concave portion 24a is formed in a hole shape, and the guide portion 24c extends between the concave portion thus configured and the arm end 23b of the forearm portion 23a, and the arm end. You may make it comprise as an inclined surface which protrudes below gradually as it goes to 23b.

  In addition to the example shown in the figure, the wall located on the front side of the catcher 2 in the concave portion 24a is combined with the catcher base, in the example shown in the figure, so as to be able to move in and out, and protrudes from the subpart 23 by urging. However, it may be constituted by a protrusion that allows the striker body 1 to enter the concave portion 24a by pulling in against this biasing. Specifically, such a protrusion is provided between the front edge portion 23e of the forearm portion 23a and the concave portion 24a at the lower part of the sub-part 23, and the concave portion 24a is configured by this protrusion. To do. In this case, the striker body 1 does not need to be configured to be retractable against the bias as described above.

Explanation of symbols

H main body D rotating body R latch mechanism F front side 1 striker body 2 catcher 21 receiving part 3 engagement means

Bottom view showing the state of use of the latch mechanism R 1 is an enlarged configuration diagram of the main part of FIG. Main part bottom view configuration diagram showing the use state of the latch mechanism R (catcher 2 standby position) Main part bottom view configuration diagram showing the state of use of the latch mechanism R (catcher 2 intermediate position) Main part bottom view configuration diagram showing the use state of the latch mechanism R (catcher 2 wraparound position) Partially broken bottom view of catcher 2 Partially broken bottom view of catcher 2 Perspective configuration diagram of catcher 2 Side view of striker body 1 and striker base 10 AA line sectional view in FIG. Perspective perspective configuration diagram of the latch mechanism R Perspective perspective configuration diagram of the latch mechanism R

Claims (4)

A striker body provided on one side of the rotating body and a main body in which the rotating body is rotatably combined, and a rotation operation provided on the other side of the rotating body and moving the rotating body from the deployed position toward the reference position. And a catcher that captures the striker body that is moved or relatively moved from the front side when it is moved, and captures the striker body at the standby position and moves the rotating body forward to the wraparound position. A latch mechanism that is positioned at
The catcher has a receiving portion for receiving the striker body from the front in the standby position,
The striker body can be engaged with the catcher rotated to the wraparound position in a state where the striker body is not captured by a turning operation toward the reference position of the rotating body by a concave portion provided in the catcher in front of the receiving portion. A latch mechanism comprising a latching means.   The guide part that pulls out the striker body from this concave part of the catcher that is rotated toward the standby position when the rotating body is rotated toward the unfolded position from the state where the striker body is engaged with the concave part is this concave shape. The latch mechanism according to claim 1, wherein the latch mechanism is provided continuously with the portion.   The striker body is removably combined with the striker base and is pushed out of the striker base by urging, so that the striker body is allowed to enter the concave portion by pulling the striker body against this urging. The latch mechanism according to claim 1, wherein:   The wall located on the front side of the catcher in the concave part is combined with the catcher base so that it can protrude and retract, and is pushed out of the catcher base by urging, allowing the striker body to enter the concave part by pulling in against this urging The latch mechanism according to claim 1, wherein the latch mechanism is configured by a protruding portion.

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