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National Mfg.

National Mfg. Draw Pull Catch N208587

SKU CH-AT6P-E8TZE

Zinc-plated 110 steel draw pull catch with padlock eye, two per card

  • Zinc-plated steel resists corrosion for outdoor use
  • .110 steel thickness provides strong holding power
  • Padlock eye adds security for gates or sheds
  • Two catches per card simplifies installation projects

Draw Pull Catch N208587

The National Mfg. draw pull catch N208587 is a zinc-plated steel latch designed for securing doors, gates or toolboxes. Its .110 steel construction and integrated padlock eye provide a reliable locking point for outdoor storage. Two catches are supplied on a single card for convenient installation.

Hardware upgrade for latching points

This catch replaces worn, bent or non-locking latches on sheds, trailers or equipment cases where a padlock facility is required. The upgrade is worthwhile when the existing hardware lacks a padlock eye or shows corrosion that compromises security. It is not suited for heavy structural connections or applications needing adjustable tension.

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Price $11.99
Cheaper than about 60% of the 117 comparable items (median $18.99).

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Brand nameNational Mfg.

Questions about this item

What mounting hole spacing does the 3-3/4" x 1-1/4" draw pull catch require?

The catch measures 3-3/4 inches long by 1-1/4 inches wide; mount it on a flat surface with screws or bolts spaced to match those overall dimensions.

How do I install the zinc-plated catch and what step is often missed?

Fasten the steel body through its mounting holes, then insert a padlock shackle through the integrated eye to secure the latch — skipping the padlock leaves the catch unlatched.

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