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Piezoelectric lock mechanism resists lockpicking

Electrically coded piezoelectric lock mechanisms are strong, have few moving parts, are resettable, and are relatively unaffected by high magnetic fields. Codes are extremely difficult to circumvent.

Stuetzer, O. M.↗

Foolproof quick-release locking pin

Locking pin can be withdrawn only when stress on the joint is negligible. Pin consists of a forward-pointing sleeve, a spring-loaded sliding handle, and a sliding plunger. Plunger movement controls installation and withdrawal of pin.

Nelson, E. P.↗

Absolute focus lock for microscopes

Mechanism absolutely immobilizes microscope stage at a preset focus, preserving focus indefinitely. The lock is a second-class lever consisting of a straight body having a fulcrum with a cylindrical bearing surface at one end and a thumbscrew at the other end.

Cone, C. D., Jr.↗