Ball catch ZT-LB410 – AiFO

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Ball catch ZT-LB410

Item no. ZT-LB410 · EAN 2010000119402

  • made of nickel-plated steel
Housing material
nickel-plated steel

In brief

  • A ball catch in a nickel-plated steel version, not brass.
  • It has its own mating part: plate ZT-LB4101.
  • Nickel protects the steel and gives a smooth surface for the ball to travel over.
  • A cheaper alternative to fittings in chrome-plated brass.
Data sheet PDF, p. 25

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

Ball catch ZT-LB410 – how to choose the right one

ZT-LB410 is a ball catch made of nickel-plated steel. Together with plate ZT-LB4101 it forms a set in which the ball on the catch side enters a recess on the mating side.

Compared with brass fittings, this version wins on price and core hardness, and loses on the coating's resistance to mechanical damage. Scratched nickel exposes the steel, so in places rubbed by trolleys a body with nothing to expose does better.

It is a fitting for units in intensive but not brutal use: back-of-house cabinets, technical fronts, service doors opened a few times a day.

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 cabinets and technical fronts
  • Service doors on equipment
  • Units where unit cost matters
  • A set with plate ZT-LB4101 when fitting from scratch

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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Does the plate have to be bought separately?

The catalogue lists it as a separate index, ZT-LB4101, so when fitting from scratch both items are ordered. When replacing only the catch, the old plate usually stays in place.

How does it differ from the brass catches in this category?

In core and coating: here it is steel with nickel over it, there brass with chrome. Steel is cheaper and stiffer, brass takes scratching better, because there is no rust-prone material underneath.

Enquiry

We will quote Ball catch ZT-LB410 for your appliance

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

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