B-1802 Impact Lock
This is a zinc alloy push-button impact lock, suitable for electrical enclosures, drawer cabinets, industrial equipment doors, control boxes, toolboxes, and small access doors. The product supports impact closing, with the lock tongue automatically locking after the door panel is pushed closed; to open the door, simply press the button to retract the lock tongue. This structure requires no key operation, making it convenient to use, ideal for cabinet doors and equipment doors that require quick access without high-security management.
- Material: Zinc Alloy
- Compliance Standard: REACH No.1907/2006
- Application Scenarios: Electrical Enclosure Small Door, Drawer Cabinet, Industrial Equipment Maintenance Door, Control Box / Control Cabinet, Instrument Equipment Enclosure, Toolbox / Storage Box.
Detailed Specifications
| Image | Model | Locking Direction | Material and Surface Treatment | Download |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| B-1802-10-33 | Positive Locking | Zinc Alloy, Nickel Plated | ||
| Reverse Locking | Zinc Alloy, Nickel Plated |
FAQ
Can you send samples?
Yes, we can provide a few free samples for the customer, but we hope that the shipping cost can be covered by you.
Does ForndLock offer rotary locks for OEM/ODM customization?
Yes, we support customization of materials, structures, surface treatments, lock cylinder types, and markings for rotary locks to meet project requirements.
Where is this lock mainly used?
Mainly used for electrical enclosures, drawer cabinets, control boxes, industrial equipment doors, maintenance doors, toolboxes, and small equipment covers.
How to open the door?
Press the button to open the door, which activates the internal mechanism to retract the lock tongue, allowing the door panel to be opened.
How does this lock close the door?
This model features a slamming door mechanism, allowing the lock tongue to automatically engage the latch position after the door panel is pushed closed, enabling quick locking.
Is it suitable for heavy-duty doors?
Not recommended for heavy doors or high-strength security doors. It is more suitable for small cabinet doors, equipment doors, drawer doors, and light to medium-duty access panels.
What is the difference between it and a key-type impact lock?
The key-type impact lock requires a key to rotate for opening, providing better anti-theft protection. This push button impact lock can be opened by pressing, allowing for quicker operation, but with weaker access control.
