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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
The Full Array Of Latch And Receiver Cases Displaying All Of The ‘Setbacks’*
Is Shown On The Following TDS 81-4
The Variable ‘Setback’ Of The Type 2 And Type 3 Latches Coupled With Their Ability To Incorporate Either The S1500, Or
The S1250 Spring Hooks Are Tremendously Important Features Which Facilitate Their Usefulness Without Modification
In Many More Applications Than Otherwise Possible
Type 2 Large Latch With S1500 Spring Hook
Showing Variable ‘Setbacks’*
Latches: S1500-2-375 Thru S1500-2-1.187
Type 2 Large Latch With S1250 Spring Hook
Showing Variable ‘Setbacks’*
Latches: S1250-2-375 Thru S1250-2-1.187
The variable 'Setbacks'* And Choices of Spring Hooks
The S1500 or S1250 Spring Hook Can Be Used In the Type 2 Latches
• The ‘Setback’* Can Vary, The ‘Reach’ Must Be Maintained •
'Setbacks' For Latches And Receivers Are Stocked From .375"/9.5mm To 1.187"/30.2mm, In .062"/1.6mm Increments
TYPE 2 LARGE LATCHES
TDS 81-3A
V2-1106
Fig. 1
Fig. 2