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This Ball Catch by Prime-Line Products is constructed of diecast and steel components and comes finished in a satin nickel plating. The drive-in ball catch features a 3/4 in. x 1-3/16 in. barrel with a steel ball, spring and strike plate. This ball catch is designed to provide a spring-loaded latching system where a standard door knob latch bolt is not required and/or desired. These drive-in ball catch latch devices remain concealed from view once installed, and they’re generally used on a pair of swinging double doors with dummy knob hardware.
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FHC N7334Click To Copy Satin Nickel Drive-In Ball Catch With Strike
Item #: N7334 by Frameless Hardware Company LLC
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- Components are constructed of stamped aluminum, aluminum wire and steel
- Aluminum latch and hangers come in a white painted finish and the ball head screw comes in a zinc plated finish; all are corrosion resistant finishes
- Installation is easy with a few simple tools
- Designed for use with aluminum screens on sliding windows
- Used to hold the bottoms of screen frames locked shut
- For further dimensional and specification information, please see the line drawing
- For further dimensional information, please see the line drawing
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Overview:
This Ball Catch by Prime-Line Products is constructed of diecast and steel components and comes finished in a satin nickel plating. The drive-in ball catch features a 3/4 in. x 1-3/16 in. barrel with a steel ball, spring and strike plate. This ball catch is designed to provide a spring-loaded latching system where a standard door knob latch bolt is not required and/or desired. These drive-in ball catch latch devices remain concealed from view once installed, and they’re generally used on a pair of swinging double doors with dummy knob hardware.