GN 119 Latches Steel

Latches GN 119 have a pulling-in range of 10 mm. Locking is achieved by turning the latch clockwise.

The operating bolt of the stainless steel version is fitted with an O-ring for sealing.

• Operating instruction GN 119 

• Socket keys GN 119.2

• Protective caps GN 120

• Opening handles GN 120.1

• List of latch types 

• IP Protection classes 

• Stainless Steel characteristics 

• Plastic characteristics 

 

 

By turning the latch clockwise the stepped cam latch moves up behind the door frame and pulls the door in.

The large pulling-in range of the cam (10 mm) allows these locks to be used successfully on doors with sealing strips. When selecting clamping range ‚A‘ the thickness of the door seal might have to be taken into consideration.

To fit the lock, the door will have to be provided with a hole as per sketch shown at a distance from the door frame to hole center of 23 mm.

The lock housing with the preassembled operating bolt is fitted into the hole from the front and held in position with the hexagon nut. The distance piece and the cam latch are then fitted at the rear and fixed with the hexagon nut.

In volume production, the mounting borehole in the door leaf is usually made by punching or laser machining.

For small series and steel sheets below 2 mm thickness, the sheet metal punshes GN 123 are the tool of choice.

The installation bore diameter can also be set by drilling / milling as shown in the outline drawings.