Cupboard Catch

Overview

Cupboard Catch keeps a cabinet door closed and aligned, with magnetic, roller, or push-to-open action for handleless designs. The notes below cover construction, selection factors, sizes, materials, finishes, application fit, and installation for OEM production.

Key Specifications

Specifications are configurable for OEM/ODM orders. Exact values are confirmed on the datasheet for your order.

How to Choose

• Holding force needed for the door size
• Magnetic, roller, push, or touch-latch type
• Surface or concealed mounting
• Adjustment for door alignment

Material Options

Plastic bodies with steel strike plates are standard; stronger magnets for larger doors.

Finish Options

Usually hidden; white, brown, or nickel to blend with the cabinet.

Application Fit

Heavy Duty Drawers

For this application, cupboard catch is specified for the typical load, environment, and usage of this application.

File Cabinets

For this application, cupboard catch is specified for full-extension access and load-rated, lockable operation.

Tool Cabinets

For this application, cupboard catch is specified for heavy loads, ball-bearing movement, and locking under vibration.

Pantry Cabinets

For this application, cupboard catch is specified for the typical load, environment, and usage of this application.

Corner Cabinets

For this application, cupboard catch is specified for the typical load, environment, and usage of this application.

Wall Cabinets

For this application, cupboard catch is specified for the typical load, environment, and usage of this application.

Recommended for These Applications

Installation Notes

Mount the catch and strike so the door closes flush, then adjust for a clean reveal.

Buying Notes for OEM Orders

Standardize one or two holding forces across a cabinet range to simplify assembly.