Selection by application
The same families of hardware, grouped by the job they do. Each page sets out the decisions that matter and the parts most often specified.
Electrical enclosures
Distribution boards, control cabinets, kiosks and panel-builder work.
A panel builder needs the door to close the same way every time, the seal to stay compressed, and the key system to match the site standard. That …
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Generator canopies
Acoustic canopies, gen-set doors and fuel-tank access.
Canopy doors are large, vibrate constantly and live outdoors. The hardware has to hold the door tight against its seal, survive the vibration, and be padlockable where site …
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Vehicle bodies and service compartments
Truck bodies, toolboxes, safari and specialist conversions, mobile clinics.
Vehicle hardware is opened many times a day, often with one hand, and has to stay shut on a corrugated road. Body builders and converters use push-to-close latches …
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Machinery access doors
Guards, equipment cabinets, kiosks and OEM machine builds.
Machine builders need access doors that only the right people open, with hardware they can specify once and buy again for every unit. Quarter-turn locks with a tool …
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