Roy E Gogel

6915670, Jul 12, 2005

Oct 28, 2004

10/975233

Roy E. Gogel - Greenville SC, US

E05B065/08
E05B067/38

70 32, 70 56, 70 95, 70100, 70129, 292148

A security device is provided which may be installed on a roll-up door of a cargo container garage or storage facility. The security device includes a locking bar having a locking pin, which is shiftable into a locking pin receiving aperture in a side wall of the roll-up doorframe. The locking bar also includes a tab with an opening for receiving the locking rod of a puck shaped lock when the locking bar is in the locking position.

6983629, Jan 10, 2006

Jun 28, 2005

11/168939

Roy E. Gogel - Greenville SC, US

E05B 13/08

70 14, 70 56, 70200, 70212, 292258, 292259 R, 292288, 292298, 292DIG 32

A portable security device for locking a pair of stanchions of a cargo container which employs a J bar having a hook at one of its ends for engaging one stanchion and notches on its other end which are engageable by a complementary latch on a flip plate pivotally mounted to a housing which includes an elbow providing a pocket for the other stanchion. The J bar extends through aligned opening in side walls of the housing and in front of the other stanchion to lock it in its pocket. A puck lock secured to the housing holds the flip plate latch in engagement with a notch of the J bar.

7047774, May 23, 2006

Mar 23, 2005

11/087961

Roy E. Gogel - Greenville SC, US

E05B 65/08

70 32, 70 56, 70 95, 70100, 70DIG 43

A security device is provided with a housing, which may be installed on a roll-up door of a cargo container, tractor-trailer, or storage facility. The security device includes a removable locking pin structure having a locking pin structure is manually removable through a housing chamber for a puck lock. The housing includes a tab with an opening for receiving the locking rod of a puck shaped lock and the locking pin structure has a window through which the locking rod extends in a locking condition of the lock. Structures are provided for storing the locking pin structure when the security device is unlocked.

7162898, Jan 16, 2007

Mar 29, 2005

11/092475

Roy E. Gogel - Greenville SC, US

E05B 13/08

70 14, 70 56, 70200, 70212, 292258, 292259 R, 292288, 292298, 292DIG 32

A security device is provided for a cargo container having doors hinged on vertical axis, which are locked by vertical stanchions. The locking device includes a housing and a hook. The hook has a pair of vertically spaced claws, which are placed around a stanchion in straddling relation to a pair of parallel brackets to which the stanchion operating lever is pivotally connected. The housing of the locking device has a cross bar which confronts the pivot brackets, thereby preventing rotation of the stanchion when the housing and hook are coupled by a puck lock.

7201027, Apr 10, 2007

Jan 20, 2006

11/336484

Roy E. Gogel - Greenville SC, US

E05B 67/38

70 56, 70203, 70212

A security device is provided for locking a closure such as a door or a gate to an enclosure. The security device is a lock guard for a padlock having a shackle insertable in either a vertical opening or a horizontal opening in a latch component on the closure or the enclosure. The lock guard has a sloping roof for deflecting sledge hammer blows. The sloping roof is preferably a double pitch roof. One embodiment of the invention has two double pitch roofs facilitating its use with both latch parts having vertical openings and latch parts having horizontal openings. Another embodiment of the invention has a single pitch roof.

7201028, Apr 10, 2007

Nov 29, 2006

11/605979

Roy E. Gogel - Greenville SC, US

E05B 67/38

70 56, 70203, 70212, 292205, 292218, 292DIG 32

A lock guard is provided which is particularly well suited to protect a padlock employed to secure a stanchion lever securing one or more doors of a cargo container, trailer truck or moving van. The lock guard includes an interior locking tab with a vertical opening through which a hinged leg of a padlock shackle extends when the unhinged leg of the shackle is passed through an opening in a component of the stanchion door and the shackle is closed by abutting it against an abutment on the underside of the roof of the guard. The lock guard, which provides a protective housing or shield for the shackle of the padlock when the padlock is in its installed locking position, is particularly compact thereby minimizing access of cutting tools to the padlock shackle.

7412856, Aug 19, 2008

Oct 22, 2007

11/876077

Roy E. Gogel - Greenville SC, US

E05B 67/38

70 56, 70203, 70212, 292218, 292DIG 32

Two embodiments of a guard are provided for protecting a padlock securing stanchion levers in their door locking position. An opening in the front wall of the guard permits its use with padlocks having long shackles as well as those with regular length shackles while retaining the compactness not normally retained for the extended length of the shackles. The preferred construction lock guard has a pitched roof and a pair of legs on its laterally outer sides extending downwardly behind the stanchion lever at laterally opposite sides of the stanchion latching mechanism that increase stability, rigidity of the housing and protection of the latches.

7878032, Feb 1, 2011

Sep 18, 2007

11/857071

Roy E. Gogel - Greenville SC, US

E05B 67/38

70 56, 70 54, 70158, 292205, 292DIG 32

A lock guard is provided for padlocks securing different type J-hook latches of roll up doors in their locking position. The lock guard shrouds the shackle of the padlock thereby deterring vandals use of cutting tools to sever the shackle.