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If you have a problem
finding specialist screws,
T-handle thwarts
if you can’t find them,
if no one else can help,
vandals
maybe you should hire . . .
The DIRAK 3-145 T-Handle Latch expands the DIRAK offering for
indoor and outdoor enclosures. This new latch is designed for two
separate locks, a key lock and/ or a pad lock eyelet.
In addition to the two separate locks, an anti-vandalism device
protects the cylinder from being forcefully removed to gain access.
Numerous locking systems can be used such as the Euro-Cylinder,
Kaba-Cylinder, Padlock, Plate-Cylinder, inserts or combinations, to
satisfy the application requirement.
Although multiple levels of security are incorporated into the
the
T-Handle Latch, actuation by the operator is quick and easy. Once the
two separate locks are unlocked, simply push the handle at the
indentation marked “push” and the T-handle actuator springs forward.
The operator then rotates the handle actuator for access into the
teamact
cabinet. A safety feature is also incorporated into the latch to ensure
that the handle cannot be accidentally closed, risking injury to the
operator.
The T-Handle Latch can be installed into the standard industry panel
cutout, with the same latch installed on right or left hand doors,
without any adjustments, reducing the need to stock both left and right
hand latches. The T-Handle can be used as a single latching point, or
multiple latching points can be accommodated through the use of flat
or round rods. The latch can also be installed inside or outside the
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ACT (FASTENERS &
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T: +44 (0)1902 791880
F: +44 (0)1902 791884
E: info@actfasteners.co.uk
W: www.actfasteners.co.uk
Units 13 & 16,
Four Ashes Industrial Estate,
Station Road, Four Ashes,
Wolverhampton WV10 7DB, UK.
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