Compression latches are mainly used for doors, hatches, covers and housings where a higher contact pressure of the seal is required to seal components under pressure.
Their leverage creates a compressive force that presses the seals together. As a result, they are much more resistant to vibrations, dust and/or water.

Housing die-cast zinc.
Bracket, screw and nut steel.

Housing black, powder-coated.
Bracket, screw and nut electro zinc-plated.

Adjustment travel H1 optionally adjustable from 2 mm to 19 mm or 24 mm to 42 mm.
Door leaf thickness max. 5 mm.

Style A: non-lockable
Style B: lockable

The locks have a single key system, i.e. each lock can be opened with the same key.

Actuating the button moves the latch to the open position and the door can be opened.
Closing the lever presses the door against the frame.

- Machine construction
- Switchboxes
- Vehicle construction
- Laboratory equipment
- Packaging industry

1. Cut out a mounting hole as shown in the drawing.
2. Insert the latch into the mounting hole from the front.
3. Tighten the screw from behind, this pulls the mounting bracket onto the door panel and fixates the latch in the installation opening.

Screws, nuts and mounting brackets are supplied.
The lockable compression lever latches are each supplied with 2 keys.

1) Mounting cutout