Single Point Lifting Plane Lock
Single-point lifting Plane locks are widely used in industrial equipment cabinets, electrical cabinets, metal cabinets, distribution boxes, and other fields. They can be unlocked and locked through simple operations such as rotating, pressing, or sliding. This type of single-point lifting Plane lock ejects or retracts the latch by pressing a button. Installation method: Mostly embedded or surface mounting. Embedded flush locks require holes to be drilled on the cabinet door or body, with the lock body embedded for installation, resulting in a more flat and aesthetically pleasing appearance, commonly used in precision equipment electrical cabinets with high appearance requirements; surface-mounted Plane locks are directly fixed on the surface of the cabinet door or body, with simple installation, suitable for some iron cabinets or simple distribution boxes that do not require high installation space and focus on installation convenience.
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Single point lifting Plane lock core and lock body: The lock core is the core component that controls the opening and closing of the lock, commonly including pin lock core, blade lock core, etc., with different anti-theft performance and security levels. The lock body is usually made of metal materials such as zinc alloy, stainless steel, etc., which have high strength and durability, and can withstand frequent use and certain external impact.
The single point lifting plane lock is made of zinc alloy material: it has good casting performance and can be made into locks with various complex shapes and exquisite appearances. The surface can undergo various treatments, such as electroplating, spraying, etc., which can present different colors and textures and enhance aesthetics. However, the hardness is relatively low, and wear or deformation may occur during long-term use or when subjected to significant external forces.
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