Southco, Inc.

H Allen Riblett

Richard E Schlack

Glenn Eric Anderson

James H Vickers

Lynn B Ziemer

James J Ford

Richard B Langkamp, Jr

Joseph W Jackson, Jr

Stefan Matthew Koveal

D Dale Turner

Gert Berg

Eli J Holtman

Stephen Keith Spatig

Jeremy L Godin

Gerard J Clisham

Thomas D Goham

Keith A Ely

Thomas Edwin Hall

Lynn A Handley

Wolfgang Strasky

Albert L Creely, Iii

Andreas A Bolinas

David Giles

A pawl assembly that can be installed to the output shaft of a latch mechanism more easily, and in some embodiments without the use of tools, as compared to prior art pawls.

Pawl assembly

A compression latch with a folding handle for selectively holding a door closed. The latch includes a housing with a cup portion for receiving the handle in the folded down position such that the projection of the latch handle above the exterior surface of the door is minimized in the folded-down position. The handle functions to move a pawl in a combination of rotational and linear translational movements as the pawl is moved between latched and unlatched positions.

Compression latch

An adjustable hinge assembly for swingably joining hinging panel members together, where improved mounting capability is provided, and adjustability of a pin and the hinge components in multiple directions relative to the hinging panels and to each other is provided, where a base member is mounted to a first hinging member and a pin-carrying member is connected to the base, and a base member mounted to a second hinging member and maintains an adjustable pin-receiving component thereon. Stops are provided to regulate the pivot of the members over a predetermined range.

Adjustable hinge assembly

A draw latch for attaching one member to another, such as a first panel to a second panel, is unlatched and latched by lifting the latch handle in one direction or the other about a pivot axis, which actuates a pawl member which is pivoted to engage and secure a first catch of a keeper, the handle being pivoted to be secured on a second catch of a keeper, with the pawl being latched against a spring bias provided by a keeper member. The handle is securable by a lock which locks the handle to the second catch to prevent release of the pawl from engagement with the first catch.

Draw latch

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Ardentown, DE, United States of America

H Allen Riblett