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Tightening Force of 245 (25) N(kfg)

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

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Tightening Force of 245 (25) N(kfg)

All Metric Small Parts (aMsp) (New Hyde Park, NY) introduces a new series of corrosion resistant pull-down latches designed for various types of boxes and transportation equipment. The new series of pull-down latches feature:

  • Stainless steel for corrosion resistance.
  • Holes on the side for a padlock, preserving appearance.
  • Piano wire arm material.
  • Springs for tightening force.
  • Tightening force 245 (25) N (kgf).
  • Net weight 145 g.

For more information visit www.allmetricsmallparts.co 

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