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The SUGATSUNE SCC-TF30 is an adjustable arm compression draw latch designed to hold doors, panels, and enclosure covers firmly shut under compression load. Constructed from 304 stainless steel with a polished finish, it resists corrosion in demanding environments including marine, food service, and industrial settings. The latch measures 63.5 mm (approximately 2.5 inches) in length and 24 mm (approximately 0.94 inches) in width, with a compact 12 mm (approximately 0.47 inches) overall height. It is rated for a load capacity of 112 pounds. Licensed tradespeople and equipment fabricators typically install this hardware on control enclosures, access panels, and specialty doors requiring a positive, vibration-resistant closure.
The SCC-TF30 suits residential and commercial applications where a secure, adjustable latch is needed on metal or wood panel doors, cabinetry, and enclosures. Its adjustable arm allows the installer to fine-tune compression force to achieve a consistent, rattle-free seal across varying door gaps. The polished 304 stainless steel construction makes it appropriate for wet, coastal, or sanitary environments where longevity and appearance both matter. Mounting hole centers are spaced 16 mm apart, simplifying alignment during installation.
Designed as a direct-fit compression draw latch for metal and wood enclosure doors, access panels, and cabinetry requiring an adjustable, corrosion-resistant closure hardware solution.
Installation is typically performed by millwrights, equipment fabricators, or maintenance technicians using standard hand tools. Power down or de-energize any equipment inside the enclosure before servicing the panel or door. Ensure the strike plate and latch arm are aligned squarely before final fastener tightening to achieve uniform compression across the door seal. Adjust the latch arm incrementally and verify closure force before returning the panel to service.
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