| Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
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| 070002000 | HASP | 15 |
| 20080276662 | LOCKING FLANGE FOR AIRLINE CARTS - A locking flange ( | 11-13-2008 |
| 20080276663 | LOCKING DEVICE - A locking device attached to a solar junction box and a key to open the locking device, comprises: a male part; comprising: a plug-in unit extended at an angle from the male part; a pair of protruded units having a locking tab formed on edges of the plug-in unit; an outward projection disposed above the locking tab; and a slant portion formed on top of the outward projection; and a female part; comprising: a hollow main body having an outside wall and an inside wall; a pair of extrusions disposed at the inside wall of the female part corresponding to the pair of locking tabs of the male part; and a step formed in the lower part of the extrusions of the female part geometrically shaped to match the locking tab of the male part, in a locked position the male part and the female part are securely clamped together. | 11-13-2008 |
| 20090031763 | Shipping container locking assembly - Shipping container locking assemblies for engagement with cylindrical locks are disclosed. The locking assemblies include: a plate mounted on a portion of a first door, the plate having an aperture; a bracket mounted on a first side of the plate and surrounding most of a periphery of the aperture of the plate; and a tab connected to a portion of a second door, the tab having an aperture at a first end, and the tab being configured to extend through the aperture of the plate. | 02-05-2009 |
| 20090183533 | QUICK DETACH SHACKLE - A shackle is provided that is fixedly mounted to a surface. The shackle can have a body, a hasp, and a locking pin. The body can define at least one mounting bore that is configured for mounting the shackle to the surface. The proximal end of the hasp is configured to rotate relative to the body and the distal end of the hasp is configured to selectively engage the locking pin, such that an enclosed area is defined. A tethering device can be attached to the shackle via cooperative engagement with the selectively enclosed area. | 07-23-2009 |
| 20090282875 | Method and Apparatus Pertaining to Selectively Blocking a Lock Hasp - These various embodiments can be deployed in conjunction with a movable barrier ( | 11-19-2009 |
| 20120103030 | HASP SEAL LOCK ASSEMBLY - A hasp seal lock assembly includes a base member that is attached via a hinge to a cover member. The cover member, when rotated such that the cover member engages the base member, is functionally adapted to overlay a latch and seal. The base member and the cover member each have a plurality of apertures defined in adjacent side walls that allow the horizontal latch arm to extend through the assembly. The base member and the cover member also include a second plurality of cooperating apertures whereby the base member and the cover member may be locked together by use of a padlock. In a first preferred embodiment, each cover side wall includes a tab and tab-receiving apertures are defined within the base member. The tabs require that the cover be lifted vertically prior to rotation of the cover member about the base member. | 05-03-2012 |
| 20130239627 | HASP SEAL LOCK ASSEMBLY - An improved hasp seal lock assembly includes a base member that is attached via a hinge to a cover member. The cover member can be rotated approximately 180° from a fully “closed” position, which is when it overlays a latch and seal, to a fully “open” position. The base member and the cover member each have a plurality of apertures defined in adjacent side walls that allow the horizontal latch arm to extend through the assembly. The base member and the cover member also include a second plurality of cooperating apertures whereby the base member and the cover member may be locked together by use of a padlock. In the preferred embodiment, each cover side wall includes a tab and tab-receiving apertures are defined within the base member. The tabs require that the cover be lifted vertically prior to rotation of the cover member about the base member. | 09-19-2013 |
| 20140283565 | Luggage Locking Apparatus and Method - The present invention is directed to a luggage security apparatus, and methods of using the same. The apparatus includes a flexible strap including a first end, a second end, a first connector and a second connector, wherein the first connector is positioned proximal to the first end and the second connector is positioned proximal to the second end; and an engagement structure positioned on the flexible strap between the first end and the second end. The first end is capable of being folded around the stationary handle of the luggage and the first connector removably engaged with the engagement structure, and the second end is capable of being folded around the telescopic handle of the luggage and the second connector removably engaged with the engagement structure. | 09-25-2014 |
| 20140352368 | SECURITY DEVICE FOR ELECTRICAL CONDUCTORS IN A CONDUIT - A bracket encircles a conduit or lamp post and includes an opening for access to a cover attached to the conduit or lamp post and serves as a security device to prevent access to the electrical conductors behind the cover. A removable plate having a bottom edge engaged within a channel extends across the opening of the bracket. A tang extends from the bracket for penetrable engagement with a slot in the plate. An aperture in the tang extending through the plate is engageable with the shackle of a lock to preclude removal of the plate. | 12-04-2014 |
| 20150075231 | LOCK DEVICE - The present invention discloses a casing that has a generally cylindrical configuration having a bottom side that includes a bottom side cavity. The bottom side has a topography that is generally a negative topography of a surface of an article with which the bottom side associates. The topography of the bottom side is defined by a plurality of offset surfaces that define raised edges, with the offset surfaces and resulting raised edges forming reliefs. | 03-19-2015 |
| 070003000 | Combination lock | 1 |
| 20090078008 | TOP READING KEYPAD ASSEMBLY AND METHOD OF INPUTTING AN ACCESS COMBINATION - A method of inputting a user input access combination in order to gain authorized entry into a secure location comprises providing an input device having first and second input keys as well as a display, randomly generating a first character and a second character on the display, inputting the user input access combination into the input device, and comparing the user input access combination with an authorized access combination. The user input access combination includes a first user input character and a second user input character. The step of inputting the user input access combination comprises pressing the first input key to change the first randomly generated character to the first user input character, and pressing the second input key to change the second randomly generated character to the second user input character. | 03-26-2009 |
| 070006000 | Key lock | 4 |
| 070007000 | Hasp-carried | 3 |
| 20150292249 | DISASSEMBLABLE HINGE WITH A SAFETY CATCH - The invention relates to a disassemblable hinge ( | 10-15-2015 |
| 070008000 | Keeper-encasing | 2 |
| 20100064737 | ALERTS FOR AN ENTERPRISE APPLICATION SYSTEM - Systems and methods are provided that for enable alerts in an enterprise application system (EAS). An alert system receives a request to enable an alert definition for triggering an alert regarding human resources data in the EAS, monitors human resources data entered into the EAS by a manager via a user interface (“UI”), receives data that triggers the alert, and renders the alert in the UI. | 03-18-2010 |
| 070009000 | Dead bolt | 1 |
| 20110219825 | LOCKING SYSTEM WITH TAMPER RESISTANT FEATURE - The combination of: a) an apparatus with a frame bounding an internal space and a first door that is movable between closed and open positions; b) cooperating components on the first door and at least one of: i) the frame; and ii) a second door that are alignable in a first relative position; and c) a lock assembly that cooperates with the components with the first door in the closed position and the cooperating components in the first relative position and has a locked state wherein the lock assembly prevents the first door from being moved from its closed position into its open position. The lock assembly has a casing with an outer surface and a first assembly that extends over at least a portion of the outer surface of the casing to block access to the casing in a manner that would allow a repositioning force to be applied to the outer surface of the casing so as to thereby defeat the lock assembly. | 09-15-2011 |
| 070013000 | Keeper-carried | 1 |
| 20080216524 | Locking device and method for securing cargo containers during transport and storage that permits secure inspection of any authority seal - A locking device for securing the doors of a tractor trailer or other cargo container during storage or transport where the locking device is mounted over the latching mechanism of the closing bar movably mounted on the doors of the trailer or container. The locking device includes an enclosure having an outward facing or front panel, side panels, a top panel with two holes formed therein, a partial back panel, and a back side partially open for mounting over the closing bar latching mechanism. The locking device also includes a tubular lock body securely attached to the interior of the partial back panel of the enclosure, and a U-shaped latch rod for inserting through the holes in the top panel of the enclosure into the lock body within the enclosure following the positioning of the enclosure over the latching mechanism of the closing bar. Once the enclosure is mounted and securely held in place by the insertion of the latch rod into the lock body, the operator then uses a key to lock the locking device in a locked position protecting the latching mechanism. Following installation, the locking device not only securely locks the doors of the container/trailer but also protects any authority seal placed over the locking mechanism to prevent theft or tampering. The front panel of the locking device also has a centrally located opening formed therein which permits the transporter or an inspection authority to inspect quickly and easily the sealed locking mechanism to insure that the seal has not been broken or subjected to tampering. | 09-11-2008 |
