Drehverriegelungen

Drehverriegelungen, also known as rotary latches or turn locks, are a type of mechanical fastening device. They operate by rotating a bolt or a cam mechanism to secure two components together. This rotation typically engages with a keeper or a receiving slot, creating a strong and stable connection. The mechanism allows for quick and easy engagement and disengagement, often with a simple turn of a handle or key.

These latches are widely used in various applications where secure and reliable fastening is required. Common examples include automotive doors, industrial enclosures, aircraft components, and security systems. Their design often prioritizes ease of operation, durability, and resistance to vibration or accidental opening. Some Drehverriegelungen feature locking mechanisms to prevent unauthorized access. The complexity and specific design of a Drehverriegelung can vary significantly depending on its intended use and the environmental conditions it will face. Materials used in their construction can range from various metals like steel and aluminum to robust plastics, chosen for their strength, corrosion resistance, and weight.