Heavy Duty Metal Magnetic Catch With Stainless Steel Housing

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Heavy Duty Metal Magnetic Catch With Stainless Steel Housing & Iron Sheet specifications
Item No. MPMC-KW20310
texture of material stainless steel
surface treatment Polishing + electroplated nickel
Size 85 * 16 * 15mm
Hole center distance: 75mm
The shell is zinc alloy nickel plated
type Positive suction
Installation form Wall mounted
structure Standard
control mode Manual
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style Light luxury
Applicable field: cabinet door/furniture door/drawer/various cabinets

FEATURES:
Easy to Install
Works with a Variety of Cabinet and Furniture Doors
Strike Plates Included, Screws Not Included.
These magnetic latches will close your cabinet doors, and drawers, and the window blinds will be in place. Use vertically or horizontally.
The magnetic force is pushed open, and the double head design is suitable for installation in cabinets, cabinets, and the like.
Widely used in home furniture, glass doors, cabinets, wardrobe doors, dressing tables, drawers, cabinets, etc.
Easy to use: When you press it, the door opens and then presses again, the door closes.

Keeping cabinets securely closed has never been easier. Using magnetic catches, roller catches or traditional elbow catches provide complete closure. Simply screw in the the cabinet latch into the cabinet and the strike plate to the inside of the furniture door and you got yourself a secured door!

Consider the Installation Requirements
In addition to the shape, you should consider the installation requirements when choosing magnetic catches. Most magnetic catches are installed with threaded fasteners. You’ll need to position each part, followed by driving threaded fasteners through the parts’ holes.

You can install most magnetic catches with screws. The number and size of the screws required for installation, though, may vary. Small magnetic catches typically have fewer, as well as smaller, through holes than large magnetic catches.

Metal vs Plastic
The material from which a magnetic catch is made may vary. Some of them are made of metal, whereas others are made of plastic. Plastic magnetic catches are lightweight, inexpensive and versatile. They still feature an enclosed magnet, but it’s covered in plastic. Double Round Head Magnetic Catch Latch for Cabinet Cupboard

Metal magnetic catches are heavier than their plastic counterparts, but they offer a superior level of strength and durability. They can withstand more use while simultaneously supporting heavier loads. Common metals in which magnetic matches are made include aluminum, brass and steel.  Square Waterproof Aluminum Alloy Magnetic Catch