C&m Technology, Inc.

Lock Ii, LLC

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Lockmasters, Inc.

Lockmasters Security Institute, Inc.

Lockmasters Technologies Inc.

Lockmasters Security Intermediate, Inc.

Federal Security Systems, Inc.

J Clayton Miller

Michael P Harvey

Thomas Clark

James L Taylor

Gerry Dawson

Brian Craycraft

Benjamin T Redmon

John H Janes

Donald P Cooke, Jr

Michael S Yacobi

Kenneth H Mimlitch

Danny R Maynard

Edmund P Deja

Chris L Burrus

Lynn D Damron

Eric C Elkins

Donald P Cooke

Gerald L Dawson

Daniel L Thompson

Thomas E Jasper

J Gregory DeHaven

Justin D Seacat

Edward W Miller

Kevin M Rafferty

Brian Weinberg

Benjamin Gallup

Grant Jordan

Albert L Akers

Russell G Waller

Philip D Mason

Craig Volk

Joseph G DeSieno

Leonard Wetz

Donald Cooke

A device for preventing unwanted opening of a locked enclosure includes a lock bolt moveable between a locked position and an unlocked position. A face gear is meshable with and rotatable by the worm gear between locking and unlocking positions when the worm gear is driven in the first and second directions, respectively. A blocker member is rotatable between first and second positions. A biasing member is operatively coupled to the face gear and the blocker member to bias the blocker member in a biasing direction. A sliding member selectively disengages the blocker member to allow the blocker member to rotate in the biasing direction. A lever arm is operatively coupled to the sliding member such that the lever arm is in the disengaged and engageable positions when the sliding member engages the blocker member in the first and second positions, respectively.

Device and methods for preventing unwanted access to a locked enclosure

A device for preventing unwanted opening of a locked enclosure includes a lock bolt moveable between a locked position and an unlocked position. A lever arm is movable between disengaged and engaged positions and moves the lock bolt between the locked and unlocked positions. A rotary element is engageable with the lever arm in the engageable position. The rotation of the rotary element when the rotary element is engaged with the lever arm moves the lock bolt between the locked and unlocked positions. A pin normally blocks the lever arm from moving from the disengaged position to the engageable position. A rotatable output gear moves a rack gear and the pin to unblock the lever arm and thereby allowing the lever arm to engage with the rotary element to allow a user to rotate the rotary element to move the lock bolt between the locked and unlocked positions.

Device and methods for providing a lock for preventing unwanted access to a locked enclosure

A dead bolt lock system including a slider member operatively coupled to a dead bolt such that when the slider member is in a first position, the dead bolt is in an extended position. When the slider member is in a second position, the dead bolt is in the retracted position. The system also includes a first movable member positioned in a path of movement of the slider member and configured to be displaced by the slider member to allow the slider member to move to the second position. The system includes a first lock having a first condition preventing the displacement of the first movable member and a second condition allowing the displacement of the first movable member, a second lock having a first condition preventing the displacement of the first movable member and a second condition allowing the displacement of the first movable member.

Dead bolt lock system and method of retracting a dead bolt

An electro-mechanical lock is provided for a door. The lock includes inner and outer lock components mounted on opposite sides of the door and a tube extending between the inner and outer lock components, the tube being configured to receive a spindle extending through the door. The tube includes an electrical conductor integrated with the tube as a one-piece construction for transmitting electrical power and/or control signals between first and second electrical connectors at the inner and outer lock components. The tube is less fragile than conventional double tube arrangements in locks and thus can be more easily cut to length and installed at the door, improving reliability and cost effectiveness of methods of installation.

Electro-mechanical lock and installation method having integrated electrical conductor

A device for capturing at least three views of an object with a camera includes a housing having a cavity. A slot in the housing communicates with the cavity and is adapted to accept an object. A plurality of mirrors in the cavity reflects at least three views of the object towards the camera, allowing the camera to capture an image of the views. A system for capturing multiple views of an object includes a housing having a cavity. A slot in the housing communicates with the cavity and is adapted to receive an object. A camera, a light source, and a plurality of mirrors in the cavity reflect at least three views of the object towards the camera, allowing the camera to capture an image three views.

System, device and method for capturing an image of multiple views of an object

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Nicholasville, KY, United States of America

J Clayton Miller