National Mfg N830-107 Drive-in Ball Catch Satin Nickel 40 Pack

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N830-107 is a drive-in ball catch designed for use in wood and metal closet or cabinet doors. The ball catch provides a positive, spring-loaded hold on doors without requiring a traditional latch mechanism. Adjustable tension allows the installer to dial in the holding force to suit the door weight and frequency of use. Constructed from steel with a satin nickel finish, this unit ships in a stock pac bag of 40 pieces and includes fasteners for straightforward installation.

This ball catch is suited for residential and light commercial cabinetry, closet doors, and furniture applications. Carpenters, finish carpenters, and cabinet installers commonly specify drive-in ball catches when a low-profile, surface-concealed latching solution is required. The drive-in design seats directly into a bored hole, keeping the hardware flush and out of sight. The included fasteners reduce the need for additional hardware at the job site.

Key Features

• Drive-in installation seats flush into a bored hole in wood or metal doors
• Adjustable tension lets the installer set holding force to match the application
• Satin nickel finish provides a neutral, corrosion-resistant surface
• Steel construction for durable, long-term performance in high-cycle cabinet applications
• Fasteners included for quick installation without sourcing additional hardware
• Sold in a 40-piece stock pac for multi-door or multi-unit projects

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation ball catch for wood and metal closet or cabinet doors requiring a drive-in latching solution.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by finish carpenters or cabinet installers using a standard drill and appropriately sized bit to bore the mounting hole. Confirm hole diameter matches the ball catch body diameter before driving the unit to avoid cracking the door material. No power tools are required for final seating; a mallet or press is typically used. Follow any applicable local building or millwork codes when installing hardware in commercial environments.