Self-locking pin

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E05B 27/02 (2006.01)

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CA 2551363

The present invention refers to a novelty in the distribution of locking pins in locks and other systems that employ locking pins and unblocking keys that prevent the rotation of the wrong key. Additionally, they make the break-in action difficult. The invention discloses a lock (1), provided with a rotating cylinder (2) receiving a key (3), the inner portion of the rotating cylinder (2) receives attenuating locking pins (4) that run supported by counter-locking pins inside grooves (6), being actuated by springs (7), in addition to one or more neutral pins (8) always positioned between the attenuating locking pins (4). The neutral pin (8), under its normal condition, without being actuated by the key (3) or picklock (10), is aligned with the tangency line (9) of lock (1) and does not prevent, alone, the rotation of cylinder (2). Once a wrong key or picklock (10) is inserted into the rotating cylinder (2), the attenuating pins (4) are displaced so as to allow the rotation of cylinder (2) and the break-in of lock (1); however, the neutral pin or pins (8) are displaced downwards, crossing the tangency line (9), being actuated and preventing the rotation of cylinder (2) and the consequent break-in of lock (1).

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