latchcoupling
Latchcoupling refers to a type of mechanical fastener designed for quick and secure engagement and disengagement. It typically involves two components, a male part and a female part, that interlock when brought together. The "latch" mechanism is key, allowing the parts to snap or click into place, providing a positive lock. This latch is often actuated by a lever, button, or by simply applying pressure, facilitating rapid assembly and disassembly without the need for tools or complex procedures.
The design of latchcouplings can vary widely depending on the application. Some utilize spring-loaded pins or
Durability and holding strength are also important considerations in latchcoupling design. They are engineered to withstand