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‘GANGED’ TYPE 2S SMALL LATCHES

USING SLOT RECEIVERS

TDS 68-4

V2-1106

TORRINGTON, CT USA

‘Ganged’ Type 2S Small Latches Using Slot Receivers

Latches are Connected by a Common Shaft & Operated Simultaneously

by a7/32”/5.5mm Hex. Socket on the shaft end

Any Norse

Latch/Receiver

Combination can be

‘Ganged’

Panel Fabrication Utilizing ‘Ganged’ Latches

Without Having Access to the Panel Interior, the Latches are Inserted

Thru Their Respective Slots. The Shaft With its Sleeve is Inserted

Thru the Access Hole

PROCEDURE

The Latches are Inserted into Their Respective Slots and Fastened

With ‘Pop’ Rivets or Screws.

Prior To Finally Tightening the

Latches in Place,

the Shaft is Inserted Thru the Access Hole and

Thru Both Latches, Making Certain the Latches are ‘In Sync’

Mounting Ganged Latches

Type 2S Small Latches are Face Mounted to the Frame and

Fastened with ‘Pop’ Rivets After the Shaft is Inserted Thru

Them. Panel is Shown Opened.

When Preferred, Latches Can Be Completely Inserted

Thru Their Respective Slots and Mounted Behind the

Panel Framing Face.

See TDS 64

Channel Mounted Multilatches

®

are Shown In Section 7

Fig. 4B

MOUNTING DIMENSIONS

Type2S Small Latches and Slot Receivers

Latch: S1125-2S-1.062

Slots in the Attached Component are Used as Receivers

NORSE LATCHES CAN BE GANGED AND REMOTELY OPERATED, PROVIDING WIDESPREAD

ATTACHMENT OF PANELING OR ELECTRICAL AND EQUIPMENT ENCLOSURES

Shown Here and on TDS 68-3 are Methods of

Inserting, Mounting and Assembling Ganged

Latches Within an Enclosure, Without Having

Access to the Interior

Fig. 2

Fig. 3

For Shafts, Bearings,

Couplings, Etc.

See TDS 154 which

follows.