80/20® 40 Series Keeper Mount Plate Grabber Door Catch

The Grabber™ door catch is made of corrosion-resistant black ABS with three different pull forces available. It is spring-loaded and mounts to a T-slot with a Grabber™ door catch mounting plate on the inside of an enclosure to create a push to close/pull to open latch. The required hardware to mount the Grabber™ door catch to the plate is included. It requires a Grabber™ door catch clearance machining service which includes the tap.

The Grabber™ door catch is made of corrosion-resistant black ABS with three different pull forces available. It is spring-loaded and mounts to a T-slot with a Grabber™ door catch mounting plate on the inside of an enclosure to create a push to close/pull to open latch. The required hardware to mount the Grabber™ door catch to the plate is included. It requires a Grabber™ door catch clearance machining service which includes the tap.

The Grabber™ door catch is made of corrosion-resistant black ABS with three different pull forces available. It is spring-loaded and mounts to a T-slot with a Grabber™ door catch mounting plate on the inside of an enclosure to create a push to close/pull to open latch. The required hardware to mount the Grabber™ door catch to the plate is included. It requires a Grabber™ door catch clearance machining service which includes the tap.

The Grabber™ door catch is made of corrosion-resistant black ABS with three different pull forces available. It is spring-loaded and mounts to a T-slot with a Grabber™ door catch mounting plate on the inside of an enclosure to create a push to close/pull to open latch. The required hardware to mount the Grabber™ door catch to the plate is included. It requires a Grabber™ door catch clearance machining service which includes the tap.

The single ball catch is comprised of a molded black fiberglass-reinforced nylon latch and a zinc-plated steel ball. It is a quick-latching method ideal for lightweight plastic panel doors. The steel ball can latch onto either the top or the front of the catch. The single ball catch requires a panel tap service to mount the steel ball to a plastic panel.