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EBERHARD s e c t i o n 2 notes page 14
slam latches - single point s e c t i o n 2 EBERHARD No. 1031-A Part No. 1030-A (non-locking) and 1031-A (locking) available in Matte Black (MB) or Matte White (MW). Made out of UV resistant thermoplastic. Ideal for small compartments or doors. To open, pull ring, to close, push door closed. Supplied with mounting bracket and stainless steel striker plate and mounting screws. Locking version shipped with one key. Key Nos. available are 100-109. No. 1031-A Patented 1030-1031 Part Panel Thickness Mtg. Bracket Mtg. Screw Number Min. Max. Height Length 1031-100A .075 .275 .55 .50 1031-100B .275 .475 .55 .69 1031-100C .475 .675 .15 .50 1031-100D .675 .875 .15 .69 Key cylinder available in key nos. 100 thru 110. Assemblies to be ordered with the key no. as part of the part number as shown. 1031-100A No. 6000 R&L Key No. Panel Thickness No. 6000 R&L Weather-resistant recessed push-button compartment latch. Designed for use on access doors that require an inside release. Constructed of ASA/PVC alloy for long-lasting durability and corrosion. Installation is fast with four screws to secure the inner and outer components. Available in a black finish. Part No. 6000 R/L is designed for 3/4" thick panels. Part No. 1-6000 R&L is designed for 1-1/16" thick panels. Four mounting screws, gasket and striker plate are included. Patented page 10 page 15
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