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Sugatsune 30mm counterplate is a dedicated strike plate for the MC-159 catch, so it gives that magnetic catch a defined metal landing point and supports consistent latch engagement in use. The MC-159-PLATE designation ties this plate directly to the MC-159 catch, which helps installers match components correctly when laying out cabinet or door hardware. The counterplate is nickel, so it presents a hard metallic face to the magnet that resists wear at the contact area during repeated opening and closing. As part of the locks and latches category, in the strikes class, this plate functions as the struck element in the assembly, allowing the magnetic catch to do its job without depending on the cabinet material itself. By using a purpose-made counterplate, the contact area is clearly defined and repeatable, which simplifies alignment during installation and later adjustment work.
The strike plate is designed as the matching plate for the MC-159 catch, so it locates directly opposite the ultra thin magnet body to create proper pull when the door closes. With the strike being only 0.5 mm thick, installers can position it in the closing path without significantly changing reveals, which is especially useful on already-fitted doors. The 30mm counterplate size gives a defined target area for the MC-159 catch, which eases layout when marking the strike location on the cabinet or frame. Because the strike plate is nickel and made of 316 stainless steel, it maintains a consistent magnetic response at the interface and resists deformation, supporting long-term alignment once the catch and strike are set.
The Sugatsune 30mm counterplate under part number MC-159-PLATE is specified as the strike plate for the MC-159 magnetic catch, so it fits directly into projects using that catch as the latching method. The ultra thin magnet design at only 2.6 mm thick means this catch system suits cabinet doors or panels where there is limited depth to recess hardware yet a magnetic hold is still needed. Pairing that thin magnet body with a 0.5 mm thick strike plate allows doors to close with minimal gap change, which is important on fine cabinet work or retrofit applications where existing clearances are already established. As a component in the locks and latches family, in the strikes class, this plate is intended for door and panel situations where a separate catch provides pull while the plate offers a precise landing area.
The strike plate for the MC-159 system is made of 316 stainless steel, so the contact face delivers a stable ferrous target for the magnet while resisting wear at the strike zone. At only 0.5 mm thick, that stainless plate sits almost flush with surrounding material, helping reduce any snag point when doors close and open across the strike area. The nickel description in the SAP text indicates a nickel finish, giving the plate a consistent metallic surface that visually matches other nickel-tone hardware on the job. By using a dedicated MC-159 CATCH PLATE NICKEL part rather than generic metal stock, installers gain a strike that is sized, surfaced, and classified under strikes specifically for magnetic catch work, reducing trial-and-error during layout. In repeat production runs, this consistent part number supports predictable fit and closing feel across multiple units.
The MC-159-PLATE strike plate is specified as the catch plate for the MC-159 magnetic catch, so it serves as the metal landing surface that completes that specific catch system.
The strike plate in the MC-159 system is 0.5 mm thick, so it sits very low on the mounting surface and has minimal effect on door clearances when the door closes against it.
The MC-159-PLATE strike plate is made of 316 stainless steel, providing a robust, corrosion-resistant metal contact area for the magnetic catch during repeated opening and closing cycles.
The ultra thin 2.6 mm figure refers to the magnet design used with this system, so the catch body remains shallow while still engaging the matching strike plate on the closing surface.
The 30mm counterplate size provides a defined strike area for the MC-159 catch, which simplifies laying out the landing point and helps achieve consistent closing feel across similar doors.
The MC-159 CATCH PLATE NICKEL is classified under locks and latches as a lock accessory in the strikes product class, giving buyers a clear category when sourcing matching components.
The Sugatsune 30mm counterplate with part number MC-159-PLATE is defined as the MC-159 CATCH PLATE NICKEL, so it aligns directly with the MC-159 magnetic catch in both name and function. Its role as a strike in the locks and latches category means it is intended to serve as the receiving plate in that magnetic assembly, using a 0.5 mm thick 316 stainless steel body as the contact surface. When a project spec calls out the ultra thin 2.6 mm magnet design with a matching stainless strike, selecting this specific counterplate keeps the hardware set coherent from plan through installation.
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Sold in: 1 Each |  SLMC-159 Mfr# MC-159 | Sugatsune ultra thin magnetic catch MC-159 8.8 lb |
