PAK2216.18281
Locking key keys with identical locks, H=18, D=28, Chrome-plated zinc die-cast, With key
Estimated delivery: On request
Material:
Housing and actuator in zinc die-cast.
Zinc-plated nut.
Version:
Chrome-plated housing and actuator.
Nut with untreated surface.
Order example:
K2216.18321
Note:
Lockable cam latch, can be used right-handed or left-handed, with closing angle of 90°. The tongue latch can be installed pre-assembled.
The fixing nut is applied on one side, with claws, as an earthing nut.
With stainless steel cylinder cover and dust protection.
These tongue latches with lock are each supplied with 2 keys. The key can be removed in both positions (open and close). The locks have identical keying, which means that all cylinders can be opened with the same key (lock 1333).
Please order the cam separately in the desired version. All tongues can be combined with any housing.
*Dimension A results from the combination of tongue latch and tongue and is shown on the corresponding tongues.
Accessories:
Latch tongues in steel, with stop K2218.
Key for tongue latch K1511.
Housing and actuator in zinc die-cast.
Zinc-plated nut.
Version:
Chrome-plated housing and actuator.
Nut with untreated surface.
Order example:
K2216.18321
Note:
Lockable cam latch, can be used right-handed or left-handed, with closing angle of 90°. The tongue latch can be installed pre-assembled.
The fixing nut is applied on one side, with claws, as an earthing nut.
With stainless steel cylinder cover and dust protection.
These tongue latches with lock are each supplied with 2 keys. The key can be removed in both positions (open and close). The locks have identical keying, which means that all cylinders can be opened with the same key (lock 1333).
Please order the cam separately in the desired version. All tongues can be combined with any housing.
*Dimension A results from the combination of tongue latch and tongue and is shown on the corresponding tongues.
Accessories:
Latch tongues in steel, with stop K2218.
Key for tongue latch K1511.












