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The Timco Automatic Gate Latch is designed for light domestic applications, offering automatic latching and padlockable security for gates. It is ideal for users seeking a simple, reliable solution for securing garden gates or similar entry points. A key benefit is its ease of use, automatically securing the gate upon closure. However, it's important to note that fixings are not included and must be purchased separately.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | AGLMZB |
| Brand | Timco |
Fixings are not included. You will need screws with a recommended diameter of 4.0 mm (gauge 8). Ensure they are suitable for your gate and post material (e.g., wood screws).
This latch is designed for light domestic applications. It may not be suitable for heavy or frequently used gates that require robust security.
No, the padlock is not included. You will need to purchase a padlock separately, ensuring its shackle diameter does not exceed 7.0 mm.
Clean the latch with a damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners. Periodically check and lubricate the mechanism if it becomes stiff.
The corrosion rating is 2, indicating suitability for occasionally damp/wet conditions, rural, and sheltered areas. It is not recommended for highly exposed or coastal environments.
The backplate size is 50mm x 50mm, the bar length is 110mm, and the catch projection is 50mm.
Ensure the gate is closing fully and the alignment between the latch and catch is correct. Check for any obstructions preventing the latch from falling into place.
Verify that the padlock shackle diameter does not exceed the maximum 7.0 mm specified for the latch.
Check for debris or dirt in the mechanism. Clean the latch and apply a small amount of lubricant suitable for metal hardware.
This is normal for outdoor hardware over time. Clean any loose rust and apply a protective coating if necessary, ensuring not to impede the mechanism's movement.
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