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Building and Machinery Hardware

Multipoint Latches

Multipoint Latches

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

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

Cam Latches

Secure drawers, cabinets, mailboxes, and other enclosures

Push-to-Close Latches

Push-to-Close Latches

Automatically hold doors shut when you push them closed

Hasps

Swing the arm over the strike plate and secure with a padlock or key 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

Hasp Strike Plates

Hasp Strike Plates

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

Door Holders

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

The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog. Pedestal (35" Ht. x 4" Wd. x 4" Dp.)