Toggle latch definition

A toggle latch is a fastener that connects and tightens two objects, used in vehicles, cabinets, machinery, ships, aviation, etc.

According to their functions, they can be roughly divided into 5 types：

Damping toggle latch: Features a damping mechanism for smooth opening/closing.

Self lock toggle latch: Automatically locks when closed to prevent accidental opening.

Adjustable toggle latch: Allows for length adjustment to fit different gaps.

With lock hole toggle latch: Equipped with a lock hole for added security.

Concealed toggle latch: Hidden installation for a sleek appearance

Materials and surface treatment display.

Material: Steel and stainless steel 304.

Surface treatment: Zinc plated, Chrome plated, Nickel plated, Black electrophoretic paint, Mirror polished.

Application scenario display, covering three fields.

Construction industry: Used in corrosive/harsh environments with anti-corrosion and scale-resistant properties.

Food machinery: Suitable for food processing, catering, brewing equipment with acid/alkali resistance.

Public equipment: Ideal for environmental protection boxes, sanitation vehicles, seats; easy to clean with water and chemicals.