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1018 elbow catch is an EPCO solid brass catch and strike set designed to hold doors or panels closed while allowing quick manual release. Both catch and strike are made to work together so the door can be pulled shut into the elbow and then released with a steady pull, giving a predictable feel for repeated openings in everyday use. The brushed nickel finish provides a neutral, professional look that coordinates with many hinges and pulls in the same tone, which helps keep a run of cabinets visually consistent on a job. The compact catch size of 1-9/64 inches by 45/64 inch lets the hardware sit neatly on a stile or frame without crowding nearby hinges, so layout on narrow face frames stays straightforward. Matching strike dimensions at 7/8 inch length by 45/64 inch width keep the engagement area concentrated, which supports reliable latching even on smaller doors.
This EPCO elbow catch and strike are sized and slotted for straightforward alignment on cabinet frames or door edges. The catch size of 1-9/64 inches by 45/64 inch and the strike size of 7/8 inch by 45/64 inch give clear footprints for layout, so marking locations is simple even when working on tight rails or narrow stiles. Slots in both the catch and strike allow small in-and-out and side-to-side shifts after the screws are set, which lets the installer fine-tune engagement until the elbow drops smoothly onto the strike without forcing the door. The extra screw hole in the strike plate helps lock the part against rotation on plastic laminate surfaces, so once the engagement is dialed in, the positioning stays stable under regular opening and closing.
This brushed nickel EPCO 1018 elbow catch is part of the catches class in the locks and latches category, so it is intended to act purely as the holding device between a door and its frame or cabinet body. The compact catch size of 1-9/64 inches by 45/64 inch lets it sit comfortably on a face frame, cabinet top, or rail without running into nearby hinges, making it suitable where space is limited. The matching 7/8 inch by 45/64 inch strike plate mounts opposite the catch on the mating surface so the elbow can hook firmly when the door is pushed closed. Because both catch and strike share slotted mounting holes, the installer can shift the parts relative to each other during placement so the elbow lines up accurately with the strike even if the frame is slightly out of square or the door reveals vary across a run.
The key functional detail on this solid brass elbow catch is that both the catch and the strike plates have slots to provide adjustment, which means the installer can nudge each part after initial fastening until the latching action feels consistent from door to door. This slotted design helps accommodate small drilling variances and material movement, so the elbow can be tuned to grab the strike without pulling the door off line. The extra screw hole on the strike plate is specifically described as preventing spinning on plastic laminate, which stabilizes the plate on smooth laminate faces where friction alone is limited and helps maintain the alignment that was set during adjustment. Solid brass construction of the catch supports this adjustment-based workflow because the body holds its shape as screws are tightened, so the tuned position of the elbow relative to the strike remains predictable during ongoing use.
The EPCO 1018 elbow catch is a catch and strike set in the locks and latches category, used to hold a door or panel closed while still allowing it to be opened with a pull.
The 1018 elbow catch and strike have slots that allow small position shifts after fastening, so the installer can align the elbow and strike for smooth, consistent latching.
The 1018 strike plate has an extra screw hole to prevent spinning on plastic laminate, which keeps the strike from rotating and protects the latch alignment under repeated use.
The 1018 elbow catch measures 1-9/64 inches by 45/64 inch, and the strike measures 7/8 inch length by 45/64 inch width, giving compact footprints for tight cabinet layouts.
The 1018 elbow catch is made of solid brass, providing a rigid body so the elbow shape and latching action stay consistent in normal cabinet door operation.
The EPCO 1018-N elbow catch has a brushed nickel finish, giving a muted metallic appearance that coordinates easily with many common cabinet hinges and pulls.
The EPCO 1018 elbow catch, brushed nickel, combines a solid brass catch body with an adjustable strike plate sized for tight cabinet layouts. Slots in both parts and the extra screw hole on the strike support accurate, stable alignment on wood or plastic laminate surfaces. Defined catch and strike dimensions help with layout when planning multiple doors, so the same hardware can be repeated across a run with predictable results. For cabinet, millwork, or fixture projects that call for a compact, adjustable latching point in a brushed nickel finish, this 1018 elbow catch provides the essential details needed for consistent installation.
Sold In: 1 Each
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Sold in: 1 Each | EP1018B-1 Mfr# 1018-B | Elbow Catches 1-9/64" x 45/64", Bright Brass |