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Handle Turn Cam Latches feature an T-shaped handle. They are commonly used cabinet and furniture applications.
The cam latches compression allows for a more secure seal where IP/NEMA performance is required. This also allows for improved insulation against noise and vibration conditions.
With locking and non-locking options to choose, you are sure to find a solution for your application.
Fixed Compression Cam Latches are a versatile, low-profile round design. Ideal for holding doors and panels shut while eliminating noises from vibration and panel movement.
The added compression allows for secure closure when IP/NEMA performance is required. It has been tested according to the DIN for vibration and shock. When the key is turned 180 degrees the cam moves to the fixing position.
It works in temperatures from -50 to +80 C.
The popular Quarter Turn Latches is used for cabinets and enclosures requiring vibration control. The housing is equipped with an internal spring to provide 1.5 mm of compression. An o-ring provides a seal between the spring and the driver. This IP65 range, offers an extensive combination of materials and finishes along with grip range selection to suit many applications. The cams will not rotate beyond quarter turn due to the stop lip.
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.
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