A pivot fitting having a stop lever, a ratchet lever, a blocking device and at least one toothed ring. The stop lever and the ratchet lever can be pivoted in relation to one another in an adjustment direction and in a reset direction. The stop lever and the toothed ring are coupled to one another such that pivoting of the stop lever and ratchet lever in the adjustment direction is accompanied by pivoting and/or rotation of the toothed ring in relation to the blocking device. The blocking device has at least two catches, that, in an adjustment position of the pivot fitting, the pivoting action of the stop lever and ratchet lever in the reset direction is countered by form-fitting engagement of at least one catch in the toothed ring.

A medium transport device includes a device main bod, a door section configured to open and close with respect to the device main body around a pivot shaft, and a door holding section configured to hold a state in which the door section is opened at a predetermined angle or more with respect to the device main body. The door section is configured to form at least a part of the transport path. The door holding section includes a spring provided on the door section or the device main body and an engagement section is provided on the other. The spring includes a section which is positioned between a fixed end and a free end, and the section applies a spring force to the engagement section to hold the door section in a state of being opened at the predetermined angle or more.

Dual screen display devices are disclosed. The device is able to be a mechanical hinge capable of joining multiple screens to form a single display or a substantially continuous display. The device is also capable of splitting a jointed display into separated screens. In some embodiments, the device comprises detaining mechanisms allowing the device to instantly interchange among several pre-defined angles or positions.

A hinge for a door anchored to a wall, the hinge including a fixed element coupled to the wall and a movable element coupled to the door. The fixed and movable elements rotate between an open position and a closed position about a first longitudinal axis. One of the movable and fixed elements includes cam means rotating about the first longitudinal axis, the other of the movable and fixed elements including follower means mutually interacting with the cam means for sliding along a second longitudinal axis substantially perpendicular to the first axis. The follower means includes an elastic counteracting element. The cam means includes a first cam element interacting with the follower means for movement from end-stroke positions to an intermediate position and vice-versa. The cam means further includes a second cam element interacting with the follower means for movement from the intermediate position to the end-stroke positions and vice-versa.

A hinge for pivotally joining a first frame member and a second frame member of a frame of a stroller may include a first housing portion, a second housing portion, a release actuator and a locking member. The first housing portion may be operably coupled to the first frame member. The second housing portion may be operably coupled to the second frame member. The release actuator may be configured to operate to enable the hinge to shift between a locked state and an unlocked state. The locking member may be configured to move in an axial direction responsive to shifting between the locked state and the unlocked state. The external periphery of the locking member may include a first incline surface that engages both the first housing portion and the second housing portion in the locked state.

A rotating shaft apparatus and an electronic device are provided, which include a first rotating mechanism and a second rotating mechanism. The first rotating mechanism includes a first ratchet and a first tooth. The first tooth can rotate with respect to the first ratchet in a first rotation direction. An engagement structure between the first tooth and the first ratchet makes the first tooth stop rotating in a second rotation direction. The first and second rotation directions are opposited. The second rotating mechanism is arranged coaxially with the first rotating mechanism, and includes a second ratchet and a second tooth. The second ratchet is in stop-rotation connection with the first tooth. The second tooth can rotate with respect to the second ratchet in the second rotation direction. An engagement structure between the second tooth and the second ratchet makes the second tooth stop rotating in the first rotation direction.

Aircraft door designed to assume a first configuration and a second configuration, having a bistable mechanism biasing the aircraft door towards either the first or second configuration, the bistable mechanism including: a first yoke having a base attached to the first member and a first pivot rotatably mounted on the base; a second yoke having: a base attached to the first member; a lever a first end of which is mounted so as to pivot on the base; a second pivot mounted so as to rotate on the second end of the lever; a coupling device for coupling the lever to the second member of the door; an arch which can be elastically deformed by bending and a first end of which is attached to the first pivot and a second end attached to the second pivot.

A clip for securing an element to a larger assembly. The clip comprises a body, a lid, and a hinge for rotatably connecting the lid to the body. The hinge defines a hinge axis and includes a pin and a socket. The pin includes an interference part comprising a long side and a short side. The socket defines a hole having a long side and a short side and surrounds the interference part of the pin. The hole's short side being shorter than the long side of the pin, and the hole's long side defining a recess. The lid can be opened and closed relative to the body. When the lid is opened to an upright position relative to the body, the short side of the interference part of the pin fits into the recess of the hole of the socket so that the lid is held upright.