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TORRINGTON, CT USA

TYPE 2S SMALL LATCHES

‘GANGED’ AND/OR REMOTELY OPERATED

SOME APPLICATIONS REQUIRE WIDESPREAD, TWO-POINT, SIMULTANEOUSLY OPERATED

ATTACHMENT OF PANELING OR ELECTRICAL ENCLOSURES, ETC.

With the Norse Fastener System This is Quite Feasible

and Several Methods are Available to Accomplish it.

Any Norse

Latch/Receiver

Combination

Can Be ‘Ganged’

Ganged Latches-Shown Mounted & Assembled

Within a Typical Wall Panel Frame

Mounted Apart and Operated Simultaneously from the

Distant Access Hole, This Two-Point System Joins Wall

Panels, Fastens Equipment, and Closes Electrical Cases.

Key or Handle Operated. See TDS 68-2

Ganged Latches-Where Access to the

Panel Interior Permits Assembly

When the Shaft, Collars and Coupling can be

Assembled Within the Enclosure, this is a Preferred

Method. Key or Handle Operated. See TDS 68-2

• For Access Hole Cover Buttons See TDS 127 •

Ganged Latches-Assembled Where There

is No Access to the Panel Interior

This Shaft is Inserted Thru the Access Hole After the Latches are

Mounted. Key or Handle Operated. See TDS 68-3

Ganged Latches-Assembled Where There

is no Access to the Panel Interior

This Bare Shaft is Inserted Thru the Access Hole After the

Latches are Mounted, and Allows Close Proximity of the

Latch to the Panel. Socket Operated. See TDS 68-4

A Norse Gear Box Can Be

Designed Into Your Project for

Latch Operation From a

Remote 90

o

Position

A Variety of Keys, Handles and Wrenches are Available for

Latch Operation. See TDS 146-165 (Section 5)

We Have Shown on the Following Page Components That Can Be Used to Fabricate

‘Ganged’ and/or Remotely Operated Latch Assemblies

Fig. 3A

Fig. 5

Fig. 6

Fig. 3B

Fig. 4A

Fig. 4B

Fig.1

Fig. 2A

Fig. 2B

TDS 68-1

V2-1106

For Shafts, Bearings,

Couplings, Etc. See TDS

154 which follows.