The deadbolt on these latches slides shut to hold doors closed on T-slot framing structures. The deadbolt can be pulled back to allow the doors to open.

Slam latches, also known as push-to-close latches, prevent closed doors on T-slot framing enclosures from opening. The latches engage when the doors are pushed or slammed shut. Each latch has a handle that can be pulled to release the latch and open the door from the outside of the enclosure.

Emergency slam latch openers each install on the inside of a compatible slam latch to provide a means of escape if a worker becomes trapped when a latch engages. Pushing the opener releases the latch and allows the door to be opened from the inside of the T-slot framing enclosure.

The magnets on these door catches help keep lightweight doors closed on T-slot framing structures. The catch releases when the doors are pushed or pulled open.