Adam Hall V3 Short Cranked Butterfly Latch with Split Dish Pair

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Key Features

  • Patented 'push down' mechanism reduces risk of injury
  • Reliable galvanised steel construction has great longevity
  • Essential hardware component for any flight case
  • Split dish allows easy opening of split lids

Adam Hall V3 Short Cranked Butterfly Latch with Split Dish Pair Overview

Essential hardware, built to last. The Adam Hall V3 Short Cranked Butterfly Latch with Split Dish is a robust and reliable piece of flight case hardware which you can trust for years to come. The Butterfly Latch features a patented 'push down' mechanism which lifts the hook out of the keeper plate on opening.



The 'push down' mechanism ensures more comfortable handling and reduces the risk of injury. The galvanised steel construction boasts great longevity and is sure to contain your equipment reliably. The split dish enables the opening of split lids with fewer fittings and less inconvenience.

Product Ref: 129377

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Adam Hall Flight Case Components

The Adam Hall group began as a pioneer of flight case components, and they've continued in their pursuit of perfect hardware ever since. Their expertise continues to this day, and they produce a wide variety of professional quality panels, fittings, and other parts. Whether you're looking for a new flight case build, or to update an existing set up, on stage or in the studio you're in safe hands with Adam Hall hardware.

Specifications

  • Product type: Catches
  • Type: Butterfly Latches
  • Material: Steel
  • Surface: galvanized
  • Mounting hole diameter: 5.1 mm
  • Lockable: no
  • Dish type: cranked
  • Dish size: short
  • Dish depth: 14 mm
  • Rivet protection design: no
  • With push-out spring: no
  • Push-flat function: Yes
  • Weight: 0.876 kg

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