Latchbolt

A Latchbolt is a mechanism typically found in locks operated by handles, featuring a spring-loaded design with a tapered end. It automatically retracts into the receiving gate post when the door or gate is closed, and springs back into place to secure the closure. Unlike locks with only a deadbolt, which require manual locking, latchbolts offer automatic engagement when the gate is closed, providing convenience and security without the need for additional manual operation. Chinese manufacturers specializing in latchbolts are known for their precise engineering and production of high-quality locking mechanisms used globally in homes and businesses.
 

 

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