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Technical drawing [348,8 KB]
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Our V3, V4 and V5 Butterflies have a patented ´push-down` mechanism that lifts the hook out of the keeper plate on opening and leads it back into the dish on closing. This offers an ideal handling and minimises risk of injury and damage.
- Large Butterfly with "push-back" function
- Steel, zinc plated, in cranked dish
- Fixing Holes 5,1mm
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| Large padlocking drawbolt. Fixing holes ø 4.9 mm.
Zinc plated steel |
Large Butterfly catch mounted in a dish. With kick out spring. Steel, zinc plated. Fixing holes: 5.1 mm
Weight: 470 g All medium and large Butterfly catches now stop at approximately and can be
fitted with a kick-out spring to automatically push them out to this point, from which they can be opened
further by exerting a gentle tug.
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- Locking Latch
- Finish: Zinc Plated Steel
- Fixing Holes: 4,4 mm
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Adam Hall Flightcase Hardware Catalogue
Product type
Catches
Type
Drawbolt catches
Material
steel
Surface
nickel plated
Mounting hole diameter
4.2 mm
Lockable
no
Width
38 mm
Height
69 mm
Weight
0,03 kg |
Technical Drawing [369,8 KB]
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The Split-Lid -Butterfly from Adam Hall makes building flight cases with split lids or hoods really easy. For one, the number of required butterflies can in many cases be reduced from four to two; also, the elaborate lid location transition is eliminated at the corners. Last but not least, there are also handling benefits, since fewer closures need to be operated.
- Material: steel
- Surface: galvanised
- Mounting Hole Diameter: 5.1 mm
- Lockable: no
- Type of Dish: cranked
- Dish Size: short
- Dish Depth: 14 mm
- Rivet Protection Design: no
- with Kick-Up Spring: no
- Push-flat Function: yes
- Additional features: with small split dish for easy building of cases with split lid / split hood
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