Steel Locking Set Screws

A Paddle Latch is a recessed release handle, commonly found on enclosure doors and access panels. Sometimes known as a Paddle Lock; they work by simply pulling the release mechanism, the paddle latch bar is retracted and the door can then be opened.

Our Paddle Latches have a locking mechanism, available in Eurokey or Keyed Different. The paddle latch lock cylinder can be opened from the inside by moving the cam, and they are keyed alike with Stainless Steel.The Paddle Lock Latch range is supplied with one key.

Our Locking Paddle Latch offer is available in a choice of body and handle materials, including; Steel and Polyamide (PA). The Steel Paddle Latch range is offered with Black Powder Coating or Zinc Plating, and a choice of Brass or Steel cam material. The PA Paddle Locks are available with a Brass cam.

These push to close Paddle Latch products have either a 'long cam' or a 'slam shut' operation.

• IP54 rated.

This Cam Striking Plate is required in conjunction with the Locking Paddle Latch that is slam shut operated. It is made of Steel and is Zinc Plated finished.

These self-tapping screws with metal hex socket heads and cup points are used to join two or more pieces of material. They are distinguished by their hexagonal head, which can be turned with a hex socket wrench, and their cup-shaped point, which burrows into the material being fastened to prevent the screw from loosening.

The cup point design offers a strong and sturdy attachment by giving a sharp point that bites into the materials. Their self-tapping function removes the need for pre-drilling or tapping, saving time and effort during installation. They have a tensile strength class of 5.8 (500 N/mm2).

A hex socket wrench is required for installation and removal. This is especially useful in applications where screws must be accessible or removed frequently. Used in machine construction, automobile production, and medical device applications.