Panic exit device having noise suppression
CA 1308429 C · Owner: Haeck, Paul J. · Inventors: Haeck, Paul J.; Cohrs, Richard B.; Jacobs, Gary R.
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Docket No. 0071-SL-VD, A PANIC EXIT DEVICE HAVING NOISE SUPPRESSION Abstract of the Disclosure, The Device is of the push pad type having a translating action rod which is biased in the latch-extended position. An abutment is fixed to the action rod to receive thereagainst the extending plunger of a shock absorber which is removably coupled to an open guide base. The base is mounted on a base plate to support action rod operating bellcranks, and to support the action rod therein also. A shock absorber holder is clasped to the guide base, and the cylinder of the shock absorber in, which a viscous fluid is confined, is engaged by the holder to direct the plunger toward the abutment. In the …
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- Granted October 6, 1992. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended October 6, 2009.
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