Paddle Latch ML100-3008(MS866-5)

For easy and secure locking of doors, sliding doors and flaps Compact version: no mechanical preparation needed for the assembly; safe against disassembling in the locked position Twin latch Compact version: provides selective access by use of a single post Version sliding door lock Compact: additional inside mounted handle recommended Lock variants: Universal = one key fits all slam latches Unique = each slam latch has a different key Fastening: From the back using M6 screws, or from the front using socket head or pan head screws (depending on model) Material: Zinc die-cast or Aluminum die-cast (depending on model) Surface: Black, Powder coated Optional: Compatible emergency opener with/without safety catch

Parallel keys are used for the implementation of shaft-hub connections. These are positive connections which are used to transmit torque.

Barrel locks with return spring can be easily screwed onto doors, hatches and hoods. These locks are available in two different variants: bevelled upward or bevelled downward. The bevelled surface allows the application to be closed or opened without actuating the grip. The integrated return spring always brings the grip back to its original position. Type of operation: When the grip is pushed, the barrel moves into the open position and the door can be opened. When the door is pushed to, it is locked automatically by the bevel.

Ball lock pins are used for easy fastening or joining of components. The two balls are disengaged by pressing the push button and the pin can be slipped into holes in the workpieces. When the push button is released, the balls lock the connection securely. Shear force double shear (F) = S · τ aB max. The values given for the shear force are the theoretical breaking load. These are non-binding reference values without consideration of safety factors and exclude any liability. The values given are for information purposes only and do not constitute a legally binding assurance of properties. The load values have been calculated in accordance with DIN 50141. Each user must determine individually whether the ball lock pin is suitable for the respective application. Different materials in which the ball lock pins are used, weather conditions and wear can influence the determined values.