Handle Bolt (stainless steel) ZT-CPI50 – AiFO

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Bolt (stainless steel) ZT-CPI50

Item no. ZT-CPI50 · EAN 2010000052570

  • made of stainless steel AISI-304
  • with a spring
Housing material
stainless steel

In brief

  • A bolt in AISI-304 stainless steel, fitted with a spring.
  • The pin returns to its rest position by itself once released.
  • The smaller of the two indexes in the CPI series.
  • It immobilises the leaf deliberately – it does not close it automatically.
Data sheet PDF, p. 26

Prices and stock levels are in the B2B shop. Locks on a single universal key are put together to order.

Bolt (stainless steel) ZT-CPI50 – how to choose the right one

ZT-CPI50 is a bolt in AISI-304 stainless steel with a spring. Locking consists in sliding the pin across, and the spring brings it back when you let go of the grip.

A bolt solves a different problem from a catch. The point is not for the leaf to catch by itself on closing, but for it to be possible to immobilise it deliberately. Hence the typical mounting locations: doors meant to stay shut for most of a shift, or conversely, held open.

The AISI-304 grade is chosen here for washing, not for looks. An uncoated surface does not chip, so after several months of contact with cleaning agents the fitting still looks the same.

How to match the handle to the door thickness and settle the key system – we explained it in the selection guide for this category.

Where it works

  • Back-of-house doors bolted for the duration of a shift
  • Leaves held in the open position
  • Rooms washed with aggressive chemicals
  • Places where a key lock would be excessive

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Have not found your answer? Give the door thickness and the locking method – we will select the handle and the lock.

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How does a bolt differ from a draw catch?

A draw catch pulls the leaf onto the gasket and holds it under mechanical tension. A bolt presses nothing – it slides a pin into a hole and locks the leaf where it was left.

What is the spring in the bolt for?

It brings the pin back to its starting position once the grip is released. That way the bolt does not stop halfway and does not snag on the frame at the next closing.

Enquiry

We will quote Bolt (stainless steel) ZT-CPI50 for your appliance

Give the door thickness and the locking method – we will reply with a selection and a quote.

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