Mini Cam Locks and Latches from Wixroyd
What is...
Our range of Mini Cam Locks and Latches are ideal for when space is an issue whilst still wanting the integrity of a cam system. Their size also means there is no need to remove the cam itself during installation. They are available in most designs of full sized ones and are ideal for metal cabinets, drawers and machinery covers.
Available in die-cast zinc, stainless steel and plastic. Cam and Key are sold separately. For assistance with choosing the right cam offset for your application please refer to the datasheets provided, or get in touch with our technical support team.
For panel thickness 1.5-5mm. Clip reduces fixing time as no fixing nut is required.
Mirror finish chrome Mini Cam Lock. Available in 90 or 180 degree turning.
Retracting cam model. Actuation of lock by turning key 180°. The cam extends to lock and retracts to open.
Very small integrated cam. Compact size of cam and lock means there is no need to remove cam during installation.
Quarter turn opening or closing. Ideal for use in metal cabinets, drawers and machinery covers.
180° rotation opening and closing. Radial key offers extra security.
Lockable wing handle, with pointer design. Die-cast zinc, black coated.
FAQs
When selecting a Wixroyd Cam Latch for your application, you need to answer these questions:
1. Which installation cut out?
2. Which body style?
3. Which locking key?
4. Which accessories?
5. Which cam type and size?
Step 1: Which installation cut out?
Cut Out
All our Flexi-System Cam Latches use a standard installation cut out 22,2 dia, 20,2 square, for maximum flexibility. We also provide a number of alternative cut out dimensions for legacy/historical installations.
Step 3: Which locking key?
Standard insert driver keys
Our range of Insert Driver Cam Latches require a simple key to actuate. Refer to part A0102 and A0103 for correct keys.
Cylinder Locking
Our Cam Locks with Cylinder Locks are supplied with two keys per lock. Available as Euro key 5333, keyed alike or keyed to differ locks.
Step 2: Which body style?
Material and finish
Select from our variety of die-cast zinc, polyamide plastic and stainless versions.
Actuation and locking method
Standard insert driver type, cylinder lock or wing handle type.
Number of latching points in application
Typically, Single Point Latching is required, but the Wixroyd Flexi-System also provides Multi-point Latching (typically 3 point - at lock point, top and bottom of cabinet).
Step 4: Which accessories?
- Multi Point latching: use our rod set A0303 or A0325 for suitable rods and rod guides.
- Finger Pulls: easily installed with any of our flexi-system cam bodies, finger pull no. A0352 is a simple, cost effective handle for your cabinets.
- Dust cap: to reduce material ingress.
Step 5: Which cam type and size?
Wixroyd Cams are available in a number of different materials; zinc plated steel, stainless steel (AISI 304) and black plastic.
With or without "Projection"
Different cam bodies require cams either with or without projection.
With Projection Cams prevent turning of the cam over 45°, but is not suited to all cam bodies. For correct projection type, please see individual cam body technical pages.
Number of Latching Points
Single-point cams are suitable where just single point latching is required. Multi-point cams are for applications requiring 2 or 3 latching points.
Calculation of correct cam off-set
This is the most important aspect of the selection process. As well as being with or without "projection", cams vary in two key aspects.
Cam off-set (dimension ch)
To ensure your cam fully and correctly engages with the frame of your door, the correct cam off-set must be selected. A cam off-set can be either negative (-ve) or positive (+ve).
Cam length (dimension cl)
This impacts the reach of the cam to door frame and hence impacts positioning of cam body for installation. Cam length is measured from the centre of the cam fixing hole to the cam's leading edge. Most typically cams are 45 mm in length.
Use formula to calculate ch (required cam off-set), and refer to the cam selection chart.
ch = h - lh where;
ch = the required cam off-set/height
h = grip length (distance between inside of latch face and front of cam)
lh = body length of cam latch/lock to be used (see example below)
Example of calculation of correct cam off-set
Example One
Cam body A1003.AW0010 has been selected for the application. If we refer to the data sheet for this part, suitable cams are parts A0203, A0210 or A0240 - "without projection".
Know application information: h=26 lh = 18
Therefore: ch = 26 - 18 =+8
Cam off-set of +8 is required.
Using the data tables for cams A0203, A0210 and A0240 we can select the following cams without projection with an off-set of +8; A0203. AW5408 (steel), A0210.AW0428 (stainless) or A0240.AW0108 (three point cam).
Example Two
Cam body A1003.AW0010 has been selected for the application. If we refer to the data sheet for this part, suitable cams are parts A0203, A0210 or A0240 - "without projection".
Know application information: h = 14 lh = 18
Therefore: ch = 14 - 18 = -4
The required cam off-set is negative, -4 as the application's door frame is effectively shorter/lower than the length of the cam body.
Using the data tables for cams A0203, A0210 and A0240 we can select the following cam without projection with an off-set of -4; A0203.AW6404 (steel).
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