
Taskmaster 19 x 30mm Drawer Lock with 2 Keys Cabinet Furniture Security
Description & Specs
The Taskmaster 19 x 30mm drawer lock secures a drawer or cupboard door and ships with 2 keys. The longer 30mm body suits thicker drawer fronts and cabinet panels, with the rotating cam engaging behind the carcass to hold the drawer shut.
- Size: 19 x 30mm
- Keys: 2 included
- Suits: Drawers and cupboard doors
Fit it to desks, workbenches, filing drawers, shop fittings and storage cupboards to keep tools, paperwork and valuables secured. Install through a standard cut-out in the panel face and store the spare key separately.
More about this product
Taskmaster 19 x 30mm Drawer Lock is designed for secure locking of cabinet drawers, featuring a compact size and included hardware for installation.
The Taskmaster 19 x 30mm Drawer Lock provides reliable security for cabinet drawers, ensuring that contents are safely stored. With a diameter of 19mm and a projection depth of 16mm, this lock is suitable for various drawer types. It comes with two keys and a 47mm striker plate, making it easy to install and operate. The lock is part of a range of Taskmaster Drawer Locks available in different sizes, catering to diverse security needs. All necessary hardware is included in the package for straightforward fitting.
Features
- 19mm diameter for compact fitting
- 16mm projection depth for secure locking
- Includes 2 keys for convenient access
- Comes with a 47mm striker plate
- All required hardware included for installation
Specifications
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 23mm x 23mm x 19mm |
| Weight | 0.06kg |
| Model Number | 12069 |
The Taskmaster 19 x 30mm Drawer Lock is a reliable solution for drawer security.
Shipping & Returns
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