Sugatsune MC-KL-S Tension Catch Plastic Steel

Product Description

The SUGATSUNE MC-KL-S is a tension catch designed to secure cabinet doors, access panels, and lightweight enclosures. It combines a plastic housing with a steel tension mechanism to provide reliable latching force in compact installations. The catch measures 2.36 inches long, 0.71 inches wide, and 0.63 inches high, making it well suited for tight clearance applications. The white finish blends cleanly into light-colored cabinetry and panel work. The included strike is 1.5 inches long and 35/64 inches wide. This type of hardware is typically installed by finish carpenters, millwork tradespeople, or cabinet installers working on residential and light commercial enclosures.

The MC-KL-S fits applications where a low-profile, surface-mounted tension catch is required. Common use cases include kitchen and bath cabinetry, electrical enclosure doors, HVAC access panels, and utility cabinet doors where a magnetic or spring latch would be impractical or oversized. The compact footprint allows installation in locations where full-size catches will not fit. The white finish is appropriate for standard white or off-white cabinet interiors and panel linings.

Key Features

• Compact body: 2.36 inches long x 0.71 inches wide x 0.63 inches high
• Plastic and steel construction for light-duty tension latching
• White finish for clean appearance in light-colored installations
• Strike included: 1.5 inches long x 35/64 inches wide
• Magnetic force rated at 6.1 units for consistent, repeatable catch engagement
• Sold individually, minimum order quantity of 1

Compatibility

Designed as a surface-mounted tension catch replacement for residential and light commercial cabinetry, access panels, and enclosure doors requiring a compact low-profile latch.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed with basic hand tools including a screwdriver and drill. The catch body and strike plate should be aligned carefully before fastening to ensure consistent engagement. No power shutdown is required for cabinetry applications, but installers working on electrical enclosure panels should de-energize the enclosure before servicing the door hardware. Follow applicable local building and safety codes for any electrical enclosure work.