Leading Industrial Latch Manufacturers

Industrial settings in particular often require large, durable and reliable latches. These latches are used for a variety of tasks such as industrial refrigeration, trucks, trailers, off-highway equipment, storage facilities, utility boxes and more. Read More…

Industrial Latches Industrial latches are a type of mechanical hardware that serve as a fastener for two ordinarily separated surfaces.

Hardware Mfg. supplies stock inventory parts in addition to creating custom components for OEM and resellers. We work with a number of different industries such as agriculture, drug tablet, livestock, truck equipment, conveyors, and more.

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Elesa offers a wide range of industrial hinges including plastic hinges, stainless steel hinges, and aluminum hinges. There are also various types of fixing, rotation angles, and load capacities. The plastic hinges technical data sheets show punctual values of resistance to aid in the selection of the right model and size. The production materials available: technopolymer, SUPER-technopolymer,...

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At PROTEX® we offer light to heavy-duty fasteners, handles, flush latches, case fittings, bandclamps, catch plates and more. We manufacture a large range of over centre fasteners often known as draw latches/toggle clamps/catches/over centre toggle fasteners.

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Cabinet latches are our specialty! We are located in Torrington, CT but we are committed to serving our customers wherever they may need us! All of our products go through extensive and intensive testing to ensure that we are providing our customers with only the best possible products. For more information on what we can do for you visit our website today or get in touch via email or telephone!

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Industrial latches are mechanical devices used in a wide range of contexts to provide a secure closure to two adjacent surfaces. Common latches include door latches, cabinet latches and gate latches. Latches are fabricated for a variety of functions and applications. The requirements for a latch vary in terms of applied force, exposure to the elements, intensity of use and function. These should all be taken into consideration when determining the best type and material for manufacturing an industrial latch.

Stainless steel, steel, aluminum alloy, cast iron and brass are used to make durable and long lasting latches. Metal is typically a high strength material that can withstand repeated use and is fairly impact resistance. stainless steel latches will not rust easily, however other metals are typically coated with chrome, or black powder coating in order to increase their strength and durability.

Thermoplastics are also used in the construction of plastic latches which are used because of the added benefits of flexibility and increased impact and shock resistance. High strength plastics provide a functional latch for many applications and are commonly used in vibration isolation.

The wide range of contexts in which latches are used necessitates a great variety of different industrial latch types and capabilities. Two different options of industrial latches include bolt latches and spring latches which are among the simplest closing devices. They consist of two adjacent plates or brackets which are joined by a pin.

Slam latches offer the ability of allowing a drawer or door to be slammed closed without reopening; they are impact resistant and durable. Compression latches provide a tight seal to a frame, and can be constructed to be watertight if required. Draw latches are common in industrial enclosures, trailer panels and windows. This type of latch can be made of steel, but also sometimes has rubber components for added flexibility. The design of draw latches also allows them to be used in corners and on hinges, making them even more versatile.

Bolt latches are found in industrial environments as well, though the use of a post in high stress situations necessitates a large girth to avoid breaking the latch. Paddle latches and slam latches are often employed in industrial settings as they are easy to operate and extremely durable. The majority of these latches are manufactured using die cast, stamped or forged metals with components being assembled and spot-welded as needed.

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Door Latches

Industrial Latches

A door latch is a mechanical fastener that connects two surfaces or objects and provides a secure, safe, and strong connection. The latch portion of the mechanism is mounted on a flat surface such that when it meets a second...

Gate Latches

Gate Latches

A gate latch is a locking mechanism that is used to secure gates on fences or stakes on truck beds using a metal bar and lever that is raised to open the latch and lowered to close it. Although they do not have...

Latches

Latches

Latches are mechanical components that allow the temporary joining of parts that are moving relative to each other. They are actuated to release the coupling and allow the two parts to separate. Latches are mostly seen on doors and enclosure...

Magnetic Door Latches

Magnetic Door Latches

A magnetic door latch is a type of latch that consists of a striking pad and a magnet and is used to keep doors and gates closed. Magnetic door latches are also known as magnetic door stops, magnetic door catches, and door magnets...

Rotary Latches

Two Stage Mini Rotary Latch

A rotary latch is a locking mechanism that secures openings such as doors, enclosures, cabinets, and panels so that they are locked and unable to accidentally open. They are referred to as slam latches since they lock...

Rubber Latches

Rubber Draw Latch

Rubber latches are components used by industries to secure and fasten objects, surfaces, and openings. Their flexibility and durability coupled with their ability to provide a secure grip, make them valuable for a wide range of...

Spring Latches

Spring Latch

A spring latch is a mechanical device that is utilized in the joining of two separate components in order to prevent movement or opening. A spring latch is locked with a spring compression so it will not be released due to...

Locks

Locks

A lock is a mechanism designed to connect an opening to its frame using a latch, solid cylinder, bolt, or some other form of a solid metal plunger that extends into the strike. They are metal devices that prevent entry or access for privacy, security, or...

Fasteners

Fasteners

A fastener is a non-permanent or permanent mechanical tool that rigidly connects or affixes two surfaces or objects together. Non-permanent fasteners can easily be removed without damaging the joined materials...

Self-Drilling Screws

Self-Drilling Screws

A self-drilling screw is a type of tool that has the same design features as a drill bit or cutting tool. As the name implies, self-drilling screws do not require a pilot hole in order to perform as a fastener...

Butt Hinge

Butt Hinge

A hinge is a movable joint or mechanism that joins two items together. The hinge is one of the most popular categories of mechanical bearings. Butt hinges are a particular kind of hinge that have rectangular pieces that...

Concealed Hinge

Concealed Hinge

A concealed hinge, also known as a hidden or European hinge, is a type of hinge that has parts invisible to the onlooker when the door is closed. They are commonly used in cabinet doors to add an aesthetically pleasing and...

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