Compression latch GD-Zn with ...
- 9A-520: Catch plate
- 9A-540: Catch plate
- 9A-560: ...
Material
Stator, rotor, closing lever and nut (M22x1.5) in glass-fibre reinforced polyamide based (PA) ...
Material
Rotor, stator, fold-away knob, closing lever and nut (M22x1.5) in glass-fibre reinforced ...
Material
Glass-fibre reinforced polyamide based (PA) technopolymer with security anti-intrusion-profiled slot. Resistant to solvents, oils, greases and other chemical agents.
Colour
Grey-black, matte finish.
Safety locking ...
WDS 8575 Cam (With Limiter) ...
WDS 4220 Catchplate
Material- ...
WDS 8551 Compression ...
Dalton
Dalton is a locking unit that is intended for use in preventing unnecessary process stoppages, i.e. it is not a safety lock. It can be used either as a free-standing lock or integrated ...
Magne
The Magne 1A is a magnetic lock which has been adapted for use in industrial applications and other harsh ...
Hooks
Material: ...
Gunnebo has developed SeRitz motorised locking systems which can either ...
As well as the latching function, locking systems ...
Mini Cam Locks
LOMC Series
Specifications:
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Stainless Steel Quarter Turn Latches ...
Description A quick locking device for doors, adaptable to the thickness ...
Description A quick locking device for doors, adaptable to the thickness ...
Description To securely close doors and flaps
Material Die-cast ...
Ganter offers a wide range of plastic, steel ...
Hook clamps are used for the secure holding of flaps, container lids, machine coverings and similar applications.
The clamping stroke exceeds the dead centre point which makes them ...
Material:
Steel
Surface finish:
galvanized and blue chromated;
latch bracket Form B (welded), natural finish
Note:
Massive ...
Material:
Steel quality class 5.8
Surface finish:
Black oxide finish. Locking ...
The original standard components by Bett Sistemi are designed for application on machines and equipment for the industry.
In ...
A strong ceramic or rubber magnet is fixed into a zinc-plated steel channel to form ...
