Deltana RCA430U14 Heavy Duty Roller Catch Bright Nickel

Product Description

The DELTANA RCA430U14 is a heavy duty roller catch finished in bright nickel, designed to hold doors in the closed position through spring-loaded roller tension. Roller catches are used in cabinet, passage door, and light commercial door applications where a positive but releasable latching action is required without a keyed or lever-actuated mechanism. This unit measures 4.1 inches in length, 2.3 inches in width, and 0.9 inches in height, making it a compact but robust hardware component. It is typically installed by carpenters, millworkers, finish contractors, and facilities maintenance personnel.

The RCA430U14 is suited for residential and light commercial interior door and cabinet installations. Its bright nickel finish coordinates with matching door and cabinet hardware sets in contemporary and transitional design schemes. The heavy duty designation indicates an elevated load rating and more durable construction compared to standard roller catch models, making it appropriate for higher-cycle applications such as office cabinetry, storage room doors, and utility enclosures.

Key Features

• Heavy duty construction for higher-cycle door and cabinet applications
• Bright nickel finish provides a clean, corrosion-resistant surface
• Compact profile at 4.1 inches long, 2.3 inches wide, and 0.9 inches tall
• Spring-loaded roller mechanism delivers consistent latching without a keyed lock
• Sold individually, compatible with standard door and cabinet frame installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation roller catch for residential and light commercial interior doors and cabinetry requiring a heavy duty spring-loaded latching mechanism.

Installation Notes

Roller catches are installed by carpenters or finish hardware technicians using standard hand tools. Power down any electronic door hardware or access control systems associated with the door before service. Confirm mounting surface material and screw hole alignment before fastening to avoid splitting door frames or cabinet stiles. Follow applicable local building codes for hardware installation in commercial occupancies.