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Fig. 7
(
Re: Fig. 5) This cut-away view shows a Type 3
Latch and a ‘H’ Receiver mounted behind framing; operat-
ed by a Norse ratchet wrench. (See TDS 109)
Fig. 5
Typical thick and thin panel fabrication using var-
ious Type 3 Latches and Receivers for in-line butt joints,
corners and ‘T’ joints.
FIG. 1
LATCH
RECEIVER
S1500-3-.750
R500-3-.750
Variable ‘Setbacks’*
Stocked
(See TDS 106-3 & 4; & 108)
USED EXTENSIVELY IN FRAMED CONSTRUCTION FOR EXHIBITS, DISPLAYS,
OFFICE PANELS, PREFAB STRUCTURES, STORE FIXTURES, ACOUSTICAL & SAFETY
SHIELDING, ELECTRONIC SHELTERS, THEATRICAL SCENERY, ETC.
• HERE ARE A FEW OF MANY LATCH/RECEIVER COMBINATIONS AVAILABLE •
Fig. 6
(Re: Fig: 5) Unlocked in-line butt joint using a
Type 3 Latch and Receiver flange-to-flange in this cut-
away view This is the most frequently used Norse
Latch/Receiver combination for exhibit fabrication.
(See TDS 108)
Flange-To-Flange
With Encased Receiver
FIG. 2
LATCH
RECEIVER
S1500-3R-875
R500-3-875
Reverse Mounted
Spring Hook
(See TDS 106-3 & 4; & 110)
FIG. 3
LATCH
RECEIVER
S1250-3-1.000
RSL500-3-312
Flat Slotted
Receiver
(See TDS 106-4; & 116)
Reverse Flange
With Encased Receiver
Flange-To-Flange
With ‘RSL’ Slotted Receiver
Materials
: Steel/Zinc Plated - Yellow Chromated
Clamping Force
: 450#/204kg
• Important Features of the Type 3 Latches •
• Type 3 Latches are Strong, Reliable, and Tremendously Versatile •
• Variable ‘Setbacks’* accommodate a wide range of applications
• Numerous special Receivers available, compatible with Type 3 Latches
• 2 Spring Hook Sizes can be used in Type 3 Latch Cases
• Type 3 Latches are spring loaded to hold components tight.
• Very shallow Receivers are stocked for blind joints in thin material
• Spring hook compensates for material movement and fabrication tolerances
• Latch/Receiver combinations facilitate inverting adjacent panels
The side flange load distribution permits the use of light framing, typically 3/4"/19mm pine; this, coupled with the selection of
‘Setbacks’* available, facilitates fabrication without ‘blocking-up’ or ‘padding’.
- Latch installation or removal is simply and quickly accomplished -
* The ‘Setback’ is the location of the key access hole from the mounting flange face of the Latch case,
or of the Receiver pin from the mounting flange face of the Receiver case.
TYPE 3 LATCH
TDS 106-1A
V2-1106