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J.W. Winco
Steel Toggle Latch, Size 110
Our Price:$8.29This steel toggle latch is a fastening component for maintenance and fabrication professionals who need to hold compatible closures or panels in a secured position.The latch is identified as Size 110...
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J.W. Winco
Vertical Hook-Type Toggle Clamp with Pull Latch
Our Price:$20.49This vertical hook-type toggle clamp is designed for commercial buyers who need a hand-operated clamping component for holding and securing workpieces or fixtures. Its pull latch supports hooked...
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J.W. Winco
Weld-On Latch-Type Toggle Clamp with Pull Latch
Our Price:$129.94This latch-type toggle clamp is designed for fabricators and shop users who need to secure and release fixtures or workholding setups. Its pull-latch operation provides a practical way to hold mating...
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Choose Toggle Clamps for the Way You Hold or Close
Start by separating clamping needs from latching needs. Workholding setups can use horizontal-acting, push-pull, or hook-type toggle clamps, while closures and mating parts can use toggle latches. Then compare operating action, mounting arrangement, material, size, included catch hardware, and the contact or holding features relevant to the installation.
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Steel Toggle Latch, Size 110WBB1172233Hold work or secure a closure
Use toggle clamps for fixture and workholding tasks, positioning, and manual holding of workpieces. Use toggle latches to fasten compatible panels, covers, enclosures, and mating parts.
Match the operating action
Choose horizontal-acting, push-pull, or hook-style action based on the motion required by the setup. For closure applications, select a toggle latch and confirm whether a safety catch or a no-safety-catch configuration is needed.
Plan around the mounting and engagement arrangement
Compare vertical or horizontal base configurations for clamps. For latch assemblies, determine whether an integrated catch bracket is needed for the mating engagement point.
Review material, size, and contact details
Available options include steel, sheet steel, stainless steel, and zinc-plated steel components. Listed latch sizes include 50, 55, 100, 110, and 200; some products also list 6 x 6 x 2 in. dimensions.
Provided by the horizontal-acting steel toggle clamp.
Horizontal-acting, push-pull, and hook-style operation are represented.
Representative latch and hook clamp sizes range from 50 to 200.
Shown on selected latch and push-pull products.
Compare Toggle Clamp and Latch Styles
Use the component type and operating arrangement to narrow the selection for a compatible fixture, workholding, or closure setup.
| Product type | Operation or configuration | Selection considerations |
|---|---|---|
| Horizontal-acting toggle clamp | Lever and clamping bar move in opposite directions; vertical mounting base | For manual holding tasks; includes a neoprene rubber-tip spindle and a listed 900 N holding capacity. |
| Push-pull toggle clamp | Hand-operated push-pull compression action | For fixture and clamping arrangements; selected models include lubricated moving sections and oil-resistant grips. |
| Hook clamp or toggle latch | Draw hook, pulling latch, or latch-and-catch arrangement | For hooked clamping connections or mating closures; compare size, catch bracket inclusion, safety-catch requirement, and material. |
Plan the right fit before choosing
Select the motion that fits the workholding task
Horizontal-acting clamps move the lever and clamping bar in opposite directions. Push-pull models provide a manual compression action for fixture and clamping arrangements. Hook-style options use a draw hook or pulling latch to create a hooked clamping connection.
- Horizontal-acting steel clamp with a vertical mounting base and 900 N holding capacity
- Push-pull clamps for controlled engagement and release
- Hook and pull-latch clamps for compatible hooked connections
Match latch assemblies to compatible closure requirements
Toggle latches are intended to hold mating parts, closures, panels, covers, and enclosures in a secured position. Some latch assemblies include an integrated catch bracket, while one steel option includes a safety catch and one stainless steel option is configured without a safety catch.
- Steel and stainless steel latch options
- Size 50, 55, 100, and 110 latch formats represented
- Integrated catch brackets on selected assemblies
Check the features that affect fit and operation
Review mounting orientation, listed size, and available space before selecting a component. A neoprene rubber-tip spindle provides a rubber contact point on the horizontal-acting clamp, while a flat neoprene-tipped screw assembly offers a cushioned flat contact surface for compatible toggle clamp setups. Lubricated moving sections, greased bearing points, and oil-resistant grips are available on selected products.
- Vertical and horizontal base arrangements are represented
- Selected products list 6 x 6 x 2 in. dimensions or footprint
- Steel, sheet steel, stainless steel, and zinc-plated components are available
Common questions before buying
What is the difference between a toggle clamp and a toggle latch?
Toggle clamps are used for holding workpieces or fixtures, while toggle latches are used to secure compatible closures, panels, enclosures, and mating parts.
Which clamp actions are available in this category?
The represented options include horizontal-acting, push-pull, and hook-style clamp actions.
Are catch brackets included with every toggle latch?
No. Integrated catch brackets are listed on selected latch assemblies.
What materials are represented?
The summaries include steel, sheet steel, stainless steel, and zinc-plated steel components.