A slide-stop device designed and adapted for wedge engagement with opposing internal sur-faces of a linear motion slide track having an essentially C-shaped cross-sectional profile. The slide-stop device includes two lateral engagement sections extending essentially parallel to the longitudinal direction on opposite sides of the slide-stop device and having engagement surfaces facing outwardly in opposite transverse directions of the slide-stop device, two flex-ion elements being arranged on opposite sides with respect to the longitudinal direction of the slide-stop device. Each of the two flexion elements have one or more strips extending between and connecting the end regions of the lateral engagement sections, each strip being curved or bent to point outwardly with respect to the longitudinal direction of the slide-stop device. At least the strips of the flexion elements are made of elastic material.

A slide rail assembly includes a first rail, a second rail, and a blocking member. The blocking member is arranged adjacent to the rear end of the first rail and can be operated so as to enter or exit a blocking state. The blocking member in the blocking state serves to block the rear end of the second rail. When the blocking member is not in the blocking state, and the second rail reaches a rearwardly extended position after displacement with respect to the first rail, the rear end of the second rail extends beyond the rear end of the first rail.

A slide rail assembly includes a first rail, a second rail, a first locking mechanism, and a second locking mechanism. The second rail can be displaced with respect to the first rail. The first locking mechanism and the second locking mechanism are arranged at two different portions of the second rail respectively and are configured to lock the second rail at two predetermined extended positions respectively. The first locking mechanism and the second locking mechanism can be operated so that the second rail is no longer locked by the locking mechanisms and can be retracted with respect to the first rail.

A drawer glide mechanism can include a first elongate guide member, a second elongate guide member, a ball bearing component, a v-notch socket, a release mechanism, and/or a roller support. The first elongate guide member can include a distal end that is configured to fit within an opening in the v-notch socket. The drawer glide mechanism can further include one or more floating members and fixed members. In some cases, the drawer glide mechanism includes a release member configured to facilitate separation of the first and second elongate guide members when actuated and to inhibit or prevent accidental separation of the first and second elongate guide members.

A slide rail assembly includes a first rail, a second rail, a locking member, a driving member and an operating member. The second rail is movable relative to the first rail. The locking member is configured to lock the second rail relative to the first rail at a predetermined position. The driving member is movable relative to the second rail. When the operating member is moved from an initial position to a non-initial position, the operating member is configured to drive the driving member to move to further drive the locking member to move, in order to unlock the second rail relative to the first rail at the predetermined position.

A modular drawer structure comprises a housing having an interior volume defined therein, and a drawer comprising one or more compartments, wherein the drawer is slidably movable with respect to the interior volume of the housing between a first closed position, wherein the compartments are enclosed within the interior volume, and a second open position, wherein the compartments are at least partially accessible. The drawer structure further comprises a mechanism for controllably locking the drawer in the first closed position, an access pad, e.g. such as but not limited to a keypad and/or a card swipe pad, for entry of a passcode, and a processor for unlocking the drawer when an entered passcode matches a stored passcode value. Some embodiments of the drawer structure include a stored time threshold, wherein if the drawer is unlocked for a time that meets or exceeds the stored time threshold, the drawer is relocked.

The present invention discloses a mechanism to prevent sliding for cabinet drawers, comprising a handle component including a handle seat, a handle bar, and pin components; the handle seat being fixed to the drawer, the handle bar being assembled to the handle seat, and the pin components being inserted to two ends of the handle bar and fixed to the drawer. The pin component comprises a pin seat, a pin core, a rocker, and a limit member; the pin core is assembled to the pin seat and slid with respect to the pin seat; the limit member is engaged the tail of the pin core; and the rocker is assembled to pin seat whose bottom portion is attached with the limit member and upper portion is attached with handle bar.

A slide rail assembly includes a first rail, a second rail and a locking device. The first rail includes a blocking part. The second rail is movable relative to the first rail. The locking device is arranged on the second rail. The locking device includes a first part and a second part. A first space is defined between the first part and the second part. When the second rail is located at a predetermined position relative to the first rail, a second space is defined between the first part and the second part and configured to accommodate the blocking part, and the first part and the second part of the locking device are configured to respectively block two sides of the blocking part of the first rail.

A slide rail assembly includes a first rail, a second rail, and a supporting member. The second rail can be displaced with respect to the first rail. The supporting member is connected to the second rail and includes an upper supporting portion and a lower supporting portion. The upper supporting portion is used for supporting an upper wall of the first rail, and the lower supporting portion, for supporting a lower wall of the first rail.

A slide rail assembly includes first and second rails, a stop, a first engaging member, and a first releasing member. The second rail can be displaced between a retracted position and an extended position with respect to the first rail. The stop is located at the first rail. The first engaging member, movably connected to the second rail, is at an engaged position with respect to the stop when the second rail is at the retracted position with respect to the first rail. The first releasing member is configured to operatively drive the first engaging member away from the engaged position so that the second rail can be displaced from the retracted position toward the extended position with respect to the first rail.