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EPCO tension catch adjustable tension describes a solid brass catch and strike that work together to hold a door or panel closed, which helps keep cabinets and similar projects secure without a traditional lock. The catch body measures 2-23/32 inches long, 1/2 inch wide, and 37/64 inch deep, so installers know the footprint they are working with when laying out the edge of a door or frame. The finish is dull chrome, giving the solid brass construction a subdued metallic appearance that blends with other low-sheen fittings. The design uses a ball catch, so the door can be pushed closed or pulled open against spring pressure instead of using a latch tongue, which can speed up access in frequently used cabinets. This product sits in the locks and latches, catches category, which keeps it aligned with common cabinet and millwork hardware selections.
The catch length of 2-23/32 inches, width of 1/2 inch, and depth of 37/64 inch define how much edge space this component occupies, which guides positioning on narrow or standard door rails. The solid brass catch and strike work together as a matched set, so once the locations are laid out, the ball engages into the strike for a defined detent when the door closes. Screws on the top and bottom provide adjustable tension at the ball catch, which means the installer can increase or decrease the holding force by turning these screws. This adjustability helps match the closing effort across multiple doors on the same run. The dull chrome finish on the solid brass catch and strike also gives a consistent visual detail wherever the hardware edge is visible.
This product is described as a solid brass catch and strike in the locks and latches, catches category, so it fits naturally into cabinet, millwork, and similar woodworking applications where a non-keyed closure is needed. The catch body size of 2-23/32 inches long, 1/2 inch wide, and 37/64 inch deep helps it sit comfortably on typical cabinet door edges without dominating the rail. Because the strike may enter from either side or the front, the same EPCO 1017-DC unit can be oriented for different door configurations, such as left- or right-hand swings or face-frame and frameless styles that dictate how the door edge meets the jamb. The ball catch action lets doors be pushed closed and pulled open without an exposed latch tongue, which can be useful for clean-front cabinetry where minimal visible hardware is desired on the face.
The product description notes that screws on the top and bottom provide adjustable tension, so the holding strength of the ball catch is not fixed at one level. On site, this allows installers to tune the feel of each door by turning the screws to change how firmly the ball engages the strike. That matters when multiple doors share a run, because the adjustable tension feature helps create a uniform pull across them instead of having some doors feel loose and others stiff. The solid brass construction of the catch and strike pairs with this adjustability, giving a sturdy base for repeated fine-tuning over time. The dull chrome finish also contributes to consistent results wherever the hardware edge is visible, because the same finish can be carried across matching openings for a unified appearance.
The EPCO 1017-DC tension catch measures 2-23/32 inches long, 1/2 inch wide, and 37/64 inch deep, which helps installers plan door edge and frame layouts accurately.
The EPCO tension catch uses a solid brass catch and strike with a dull chrome finish, combining metal strength with a low-sheen look that coordinates with dull chrome hardware.
This ball catch uses screws on the top and bottom to provide adjustable tension, so the holding force can be set to achieve the desired door closing and opening feel.
The strike may enter from either side or the front, giving flexibility in how the catch and strike are oriented for various cabinet door and frame arrangements.
This solid brass catch and strike, listed under locks and latches, catches, suits cabinet and millwork projects needing a non-keyed closure using a ball catch action.
The dull chrome finish provides a subdued metallic look, which helps this catch blend with other dull chrome components and support a consistent visual theme.
The EPCO 1017-DC solid brass catch and strike with dull chrome finish brings an adjustable-tension ball catch into cabinet and millwork work, pairing defined dimensions with flexible strike entry from either side or front. The screws on the top and bottom provide adjustable tension, giving control over how firmly doors hold against the frame. With its role in the locks and latches, catches category, this part aligns well with typical shop hardware assortments. For projects needing a compact, dull chrome ball catch with a known footprint and tunable feel, this EPCO tension catch supports consistent results job after job.
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Sold in: 1 Each |  EP1017-DB Mfr# 1017-DB | 1017 Tension Ball Catch, Dull Brass |