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Compression Latches that feature a wide grip range with adjustable screw. The latch provides good compression and is available in a choice of pre-set compression options that include; 4mm and 6mm for improved noise isolation.
The latch has noise dampening properties and offers better sealing under vibration and shock conditions. The latch is rated per DIN-EN 61373.
The range features latches with a quarter turn cam operation and a choice of locking and non-locking options. Cams and driver keys are sold separately.
Compression Latches with a Wing Knob design are ideal for applications that require better sealing under vibration conditions. They are commonly used for cabinets and access panels in manufacturing environments.
Our range features adjustable and fixed latches that are locking or non-locking. Where the latch is locking, two keys are supplied with every lock. The adjustable latches have a quarter turn cam operation. Cams are sold separately.
These latches can be used for both left-hand and right-hand applications. Features 6mm of pre-set compression for improved noise isolation.
These Furniture Locks are used to secure metal cabinets; however, they were initially developed for Fire Hose Cabinets. These locks are intended to be placed flush with the application's surface, resulting in a smooth and seamless look.
It offers security to protect valuable items and are durable. The flush mount design prevents the locks from protruding from the application surface, preserving the piece's aesthetic integrity.
It is easy to install and can be adapted to existing cabinets, making it a convenient and effective way to secure doors and drawers. They are typically found in metal cabinets, medical furniture, and data cabinets that require a clean and discrete locking mechanism.
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