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716F SERIES - PUSH-TURN- Max. tensile strength 1,400 N, working load 1,200 N
- Easy and economic clip-in installation for stud and receptacle
- Also suitable for automatic installation
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CAM-PT10 SERIES - PUSH-TURN- Max. tensile strength 1,200 N, working load 800 N
- 1/4 turn to open, close with a push of the finger
- Wide grip range
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V934L SERIES LATCH- Max. tensile strength 550 N, working load 310 N
- Available with a secondary lock
- Carbon and stainless steel version available
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V95L SERIES LATCH- Max. tensile strength 445 N, working load 220 N
- Handle conceals all interior parts and strike
- Self-compensating spring steel drawhook
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V96L SERIES LATCH- Max. tensile strength 1,000 N, working load 650 N
- Handle conceals all interior parts and strike
- Self-compensating spring steel drawhook
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1429L SERIES LATCH- Camloc's 1429L Series of latches has a maximum tensile strength of 1,500 N and a working load up to 1,000 N
- They are also available with a secondary lock to offer greater security
- Choose from three different drawhook options
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V917L SERIES LATCH- Max. tensile strength 3,600 N, working load max. 2,700 N
- Adjustable drawhook
- Available with secondary lock and hasp
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V18L SERIES LATCH- Max. tensile strength 6,000 N, working load max. 4,200 N
- Adjustable drawhook
- Available with secondary lock, hasp and lift spring
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V951L SERIES LATCH- Max. tensile strength 2,300 N, working load max 1,550 N
- Adjustable drawhook
- Available with secondary lock and hasp
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V964L SERIES - PAWL LATCH- Wide grip range (total thickness G up to 15mm)
- Suitable for a large range of applications
- Easy installation with single hole mounting
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V936F SERIES - ONE PIECE- Max. tensile strength 300 N, working load 200 N
- Available in slotted recess or knurled head styles
- Same hole shape for panel and frame
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52F SERIES - QUARTER TURN- Simple, economic fasteners for lids etc
- Easy installation by blind riveting
- Quarter turn locking feature
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