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Building and Machinery Hardware

Push-to-Close Latches

Push-to-Close Latches

Automatically hold doors shut when you push them closed

Draw Latches

Pull toolbox and other container lids closed and secure them

Magnetic Latches

Magnetic Latches

Stop storage cabinets from swinging open when shut

Cam Latches

Secure drawers, cabinets, mailboxes, and other enclosures

Slide-Bolt Latches

Slide-Bolt Latches

Slide the bolt to secure everything from swinging gates to overhead garage doors

Swinging Latches

Swinging Latches

Swing the arm into the strike plate to keep shed, refrigerator, and other doors closed

Gate Latches

Restrict unwanted entry to gated areas

Rotary Latches

Open doors around corners and other obstructions; adjust for misalignment when closing

Multipoint Latches

Multipoint Latches

Secure tall cabinets and trailer doors at multiple spots along their frame for extra holding power

Drawer and Cabinet Deadbolt Locks

Drawer and Cabinet Deadbolt Locks

Secure wooden drawers and cabinet doors with a key

Hasps

Swing the arm over the strike plate and secure with a padlock or key to lock doors and containers

Electromagnetic Locks

Electromagnetic Locks

Control who enters through doors using a switch or keypad without replacing internal hardware

Door Strike Plates

Door Strike Plates

Reinforce the area where the latch meets the frame to protect it from friction

Hasp Strike Plates

Hasp Strike Plates

Receive the arm of your hasp and secure with a padlock to lock doors and containers

Padlockable Eyes

Padlockable Eyes

Mount to a door and its frame and secure with a padlock to keep doors closed

Cam Latch Covers

Cam Latch Covers

Seal off cam locks and latches so dust, dirt, and water don't get in

Lock Cylinders

Install in doors to lock and unlock them with a key

Locker Locks

Restrict access to lockers and their contents

Cam Latch Handles

Cam Latch Handles

Grab and pull to open a door when the cam lock or latch doesn't have a handle

Cabinet Locking Bars

Cabinet Locking Bars

Block multiple cabinet drawers at once so they can't be opened

Deadbolt Locks

Require a key or combination to unlock from the outside

Cam Latch Padlock Brackets

Cam Latch Padlock Brackets

Mount to cam locks or latches without a handle to add a padlock for security

Door Handles and Knobs

Door Handles and Knobs

Open and close latching doors

Door Holders

Mount to doors, walls, or floors to keep doors open

Door Barricades

Door Barricades

Stop intruders from opening doors in your facility during emergency lockdowns

Door Chains

Keep free-swinging doors from opening too far and prevent damage to hinges, doors, and walls

Door Wedges

Simply slide under doors to keep them open

Door Bumpers

Protect large swinging doors from impact where carts and vehicles often push them open

Door Silencers

Close doors quietly and keep them from rattling in their frames

Door Stops

Keep doors from slamming into and damaging walls

Lockset Bumpers

Lockset Bumpers

Protect knobs and hardware on doors from carts, dollies, and other equipment

Containers, Storage, and Furniture

Toilet Partition Latches

Toilet Partition Latches

Replace the latch on your toilet partition door

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