Brand: Southco
Southco C7-10-02 Concealed Soft Draw Latch with Keeper, White Rubber
Southco C7-10-02 Concealed Soft Draw Latch with Keeper, White Rubber
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The Southco Concealed Soft Draw Latch is designed with a durable white rubber body to reduce vibration and compensate for panel misalignment. This latch features a concealed internal lever that provides mechanical advantage for secure closing while protecting the mechanism from accidental opening.
Key Features:
- Molded body hides the internal mechanism and mounting hardware for a clean aesthetic.
- Right-angle keeper design supports applications where the panel is perpendicular to the frame.
- Constructed from non-corrosive materials for reliable use in outdoor environments.
- Provides a steady-state clamp force of 49 N (11 lbs.) when installed at recommended dimensions.
Common Applications:
- Marine hardware
- Electronic enclosures
- HVAC equipment
- Lawn and garden equipment
- Food equipment and appliances
Product facts
- CT SKU
- CT-105861
- Model / MPN
- C7-10-02
- UPC / GTIN
- 817382010936
- Package dimensions
- 1" X 4" X 4"
- Package weight
- 0.2 lb
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