The 0 degree deadbolt latch is made of 6105-T5 aluminum, making it strong and corrosion-resistant. The body supports a stainless steel bolt, spring and pin. It has a positive spring-loaded deadbolt which makes it ideal for guarding and enclosure applications. The hardware to mount the latch to a T-slot is included.
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The 0 degree deadbolt latch is made of 6105-T5 aluminum, making it strong and corrosion-resistant. The body supports a stainless steel bolt, spring and pin. It has a positive spring-loaded deadbolt which makes it ideal for guarding and enclosure applications. The hardware to mount the latch to a T-slot is included.
The 0 degree deadbolt latch is made of 6105-T5 aluminum, making it strong and corrosion-resistant. The body supports a stainless steel bolt, spring and pin. It has a positive spring-loaded deadbolt which makes it ideal for guarding and enclosure applications. The hardware to mount the latch to a T-slot is included.
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The 0 degree deadbolt latch is made of 6105-T5 aluminum, making it strong and corrosion-resistant. The body supports a stainless steel bolt, spring and pin. It has a positive spring-loaded deadbolt which makes it ideal for guarding and enclosure applications. The hardware to mount the latch to a T-slot is included.
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