Single-Point Swing Handle Latch
The single point Swing handle lock drives the lock tongue or bolt by rotating the handle, achieving locking and unlocking of doors or equipment. The single point Swing handle lock only requires one locking point to complete the locking operation. The application scenarios of single point Swing handle locks include commercial door locks, residential door locks, machine equipment door locks, and other scenarios that require dust and water resistance.
Features and Benefits
Available Options
Standards and Specifications
This heavy-duty crank lock design enhances vandalism and provides three engagement points, even when used for gasket compression in environmental sealing or EMI/RFI sealing applications. Multiple locking tab offset options provide great installation and adjustment flexibility. The unique 5mm real center compression handle of Sosco is partially recessed into the door, providing a simple cabinet surface. The pop-up handle is easy to operate, and the compression is released in two directions to open the door. Multiple locking options provide different levels of access control and locking security, Flexible key code distribution and management are provided for the end user. The link supporting door with a modular design can span up to 2 meters (78.7 "). The attractive aesthetic and ergonomic design provides a high-end appearance and feel.
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What is the difference between a single point Swing handle lock and a multi-point Swing handle lock?
Locking point:
The single point Swing handle lock is a single locking point, easy to operate;
Multi point Swing handle lock with multiple locking points for higher safety
Operational complexity:
Simple single point operation, quick locking and unlocking
Multi point operation is complex and may require multiple steps
Installation complexity:
Single point installation is simple, usually through a single hole and a single fixing nut
Multi point installation is complex and requires multiple fixed points and complex tools
Applicable scenarios:
Single point Swing handle lock is widely used in lightweight applications such as small equipment cabinets and toolboxes
Multi point Swing handle locks are widely used in high security applications such as bank vaults, safes, and large warehouses
Cost:
Single point models usually have lower prices and higher cost-effectiveness
Multi point pricing is relatively high
In terms of maintenance:
Single point structure is simple and has low maintenance costs
Multi point structure is complex and has high maintenance costs
Purchase suggestions
Single point Swing handle lock: If you need quick and convenient operation and do not have high safety requirements, a single point Swing handle lock is an ideal choice. It is particularly suitable for small equipment cabinets, toolboxes, and other application scenarios.
Multi point Swing handle lock: If you need high safety, stability, and durability, multi-point lock is a better choice. It is suitable for situations such as bank vaults, safes, and large warehouses that require multiple locking points to ensure safety.