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Section 2 - slam latches - single point - Tu-val

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<strong>slam</strong> <strong>latches</strong> - multi-<strong>point</strong><br />

s e c t i o n 2<br />

EBERHARD<br />

Eberhard’s downsized, smoothaction<br />

<strong>slam</strong> latch features an<br />

activating handle specifically<br />

designed to fit smaller compartment<br />

doors on farm equipment<br />

enclosures, stationary equipment<br />

and machine tool cabinets.<br />

Even though the new design is<br />

more compact, the latch will still<br />

accommodate the standard sized<br />

components used with Eberhard’s<br />

larger <strong>latches</strong> (i.e., rods, cable,<br />

end-bolts and rotaries).<br />

The product’s recessed pan permits<br />

flush installation. Simply cut a hole and attach with<br />

screws, bolts or by welding.<br />

• Choice of zinc plating or stainless steel finish.<br />

• Available with mounting holes or blind mount studs.<br />

• Ideally suited for tight spaces.<br />

• Priced less than standard sized <strong>slam</strong> <strong>latches</strong>.<br />

The dead-bolt version of Eberhard’s downsized <strong>slam</strong> latch (No.<br />

3896) can be used with standard 5/16" dia. rods. When coupled<br />

with the Eberhard 561 <strong>slam</strong>-action strike, it can be used in tight<br />

spaces where a standard end-bolt won’t fit. The patented dead-bolt<br />

feature combines the paddle with the rod, allowing the rod to be<br />

retracted while the paddle is activated. The paddle is retained by a<br />

spring-loaded detent until closed.<br />

No. 3896<br />

No. 3972<br />

Patented<br />

Receptacle and Configuration Trademark, Eberhard Mfg. Div., The Eastern Co.<br />

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