Latching mechanism of an anti-finger catching system

This invention refers, as indicated by its title, to improvements made to the anti-finger-catching systems for doors and windows that involve fitting sections made of elastic materials to the edges of the frame and to the moving leaves that make up the door or window system in order to achieve elastic surfaces that prevent fingers from being injured in the event of their getting caught between the frame and the corresponding leaf. An anti-finger-catching system in which elastic sections are fitted to the edges of the leaves of doors and windows, and optionally to the edges of their frames to prevent the user's fingers from being accidentally caught between the frame and the leaf The leaf has, on its front edge, a closing mechanism, fitted with a retractable bolt, whose rear part has a slot running along it through which a driver passes transversely, the driver being connected to operating knobs. The bolt also has an intermediate stop with a spring acting on it and tending to keep it in its protruding position; and a front part that is longer than the thickness of the elastic section.