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Eberhard slam latches

Product catalog summary

Overview: The document provides comprehensive specifications and features of various latch types, including single-point engagement latches, slam latches, and rotary latches. It covers key-locking and non-key-locking paddle latches, squeeze latches, pull ring handles, push button latches, compartment latches, and more, detailing their materials, finishes, installation procedures, and optional features.

Specifications:

Key-Locking Paddle Latches: Available with mounting holes or blind mount studs, finishes include zinc-plated carbon steel and polished stainless steel.
Non-Key-Locking Paddle Latches: Similar to key-locking versions but without the key-locking feature.
Squeeze Latches: Made from high-strength UV stabilized thermoplastic with stainless steel metal stampings, available in locking and non-locking versions.
Pull Ring Handles: Feature one-finger activation, available in matte black or white finishes, with key-locking versions supplied with two keys.
Push Button Latches: Designed for easy activation with a slight depression, suitable for electronic enclosures and industrial cabinets.
Compartment Latches: Built with rugged components, available in stainless steel or zinc-plated carbon steel.

Installation and Features:

Most latches are designed for fast installation using mounting brackets and screws, with no external fasteners or weld marks.
Key-locking versions typically come with two keys and are designed to prevent forced entry.
Optional gaskets and rod adapters are available for specific models to enhance sealing and functionality.

Materials and Finishes:

Latches are primarily constructed from high-strength thermoplastic and 300 Series stainless steel, with zinc die-cast key cylinders.
Finishes include matte black, matte white, polished stainless steel, and zinc plating.

Applications:

Latches are suitable for use in electronic, food service, medical enclosures, industrial cabinets, vehicular applications, and toolboxes.
Some models are specifically designed for top-opening lids and compartment doors.

Slam and Rotary Latches:

Quarter Turn Slam Latch (No. 626-K): Corrosion-resistant, key-locking, ideal for small doors, with a matte black finish.
Push Button Slam Latch (No. 628-APK): Made from UV-stabilized black plastic, water-resistant, suitable for marine applications.
Compartment Latch (No. 3-106): Designed for durability and smooth performance, compatible with various handles.
Sliding Door Lock (No. 5698-A R/L): Suitable for internal partition doors in vans, featuring a non-corrosive manganese bronze latch hook.
Finger Pull Latches (No. 5597 Series): Ideal for drawers and small cabinets, available in various configurations.
Paddle Lock Cable Control System (No. 4968-P9): Offers multi-point latching capability with a nylon-coated, galvanized steel control cable.
Rotary Latches (No. 9600-PK and No. 4373-X): Available in key-locking and non-key-locking versions, with optional gaskets.
Micro Rotary Latch (No. 8-140 R&L): Designed for small doors and panels, zinc-plated with Everlube finish.
Mini Rotary Latch (No. 240 R&L): Offers two-stage or single-stage rotary action, ideal for confined areas.

Mini Rotary Latches:

Part No. 2-240-MR: Features metric threads and an enlarged cutout, available in single stage with zinc and Everlube finishes.
Part No. 1-240 R&L: Similar to Part No. 240 R/L but with a different lever arm.
Part No. 8-240 R/L: Ideal for small applications, available in zinc plated or stainless steel.
Part No. 11-240 R/L: Dual stage design with two remote actuation points.
Part No. 12-240-SS R/L: Entirely made of 300 Series stainless steel.

Procedures and Usage:

Most latches can be used with a .38" diameter striker and a mounting bracket.
Installation typically involves using 1/4-20 grade 8 fasteners or mounting brackets.

Materials and Finishes:

Zinc plating and Everlube finishes are common for corrosion resistance and lubricity.
Stainless steel options are available for enhanced durability.

Key Features:

Single and dual-stage options are available, catering to different application needs.
Lever arms and adapters are designed for specific cable and rod diameters.
Some models include integral mounting brackets with slotted holes for easy installation.

Recommendations:

Choose the appropriate latch based on application size, material preference, and required load rating.
Ensure compatibility with existing components like strikers and mounting brackets.

Conclusion: The document provides comprehensive information on various latches, emphasizing their versatility and adaptability for different applications. It highlights the importance of selecting the right part number based on specific requirements and compatibility with other components.

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