1011 Tension Ball Catch gives you an EPCO catch that holds doors closed using adjustable spring-loaded tension. This style of catch works well where you want a clean, non-latching closure that still keeps the door from drifting open during normal use.
The dull brass finish on this tension ball catch provides a brass appearance that blends with many traditional hinge and knob finishes, so you can keep hardware details visually consistent on built-ins, cabinets, or light doors.
This EPCO 1011-DB catch uses a turn-screw adjustment, so you set the holding force to match the door size and user preference. That helps you tune how firmly doors stay shut without making them hard to open.
With a 1.69 inch length, this tension ball catch stays compact in the edge of a door or cabinet. That size helps when space in the stile or frame is limited but you still need positive holding tension on the door.
This adjustable tension ball catch is designed so you turn screws to adjust tension, which lets you dial in the holding strength after the catch is mounted. That is useful when balancing ease of opening with secure closure on cabinet or small door applications.
The 1.69 inch length provides a known body size to work with during layout, so you can plan the recess or mounting position in the door or jamb without guesswork. Combined with the solid brass case, you get a defined footprint that suits many typical cabinet and light door constructions.
Because the case is solid brass, drilling or mortising for this catch works predictably against wood substrates, giving you a stable seat for the catch body. Once installed, the adjustable screws give you a straightforward way to refine door feel without reworking the opening.
This EPCO 1011 Tension Ball Catch fits projects where you want doors to stay closed using spring tension rather than a full latch, such as on many cabinet or built-in applications. Its 1.69 inch length keeps the catch compact, so it suits narrow stile doors or smaller frames where a larger latch body would be intrusive.
The dull brass finish makes this catch a practical choice for work that uses brass hinges or knobs, because the visible brass case can align with other hardware tones in the same installation. On furniture-style built-ins, that consistent finish helps the catch disappear into the overall hardware scheme.
The solid brass case helps the catch sit firmly in a prepared recess in wood, supporting repeatable installations across multiple openings on a run of cabinets. Once positioned, the catch provides a defined point of contact that works with a mating strike to hold doors under spring pressure.
The adjustable tension on this ball catch, set by turning screws, lets you control how firmly each door is held. That means you can compensate for door size, material, or user preference so doors do not feel too loose or too stiff in everyday use.
By turning screws to adjust tension after the catch is mounted, you can fine-tune performance without altering mortises or drilling new holes. On multi-door runs, this allows you to match the closing feel from door to door, helping the whole installation operate consistently.
The 1.69 inch length works together with the adjustable mechanism to give you a repeatable template: once you establish a preferred recess and tension setting on one opening, you can carry that same layout and adjustment down the line. The solid brass case adds stability to that setup, supporting long-term alignment between the ball catch and its strike point.
Because the case is solid brass with a dull brass finish, any exposed edges of the catch present a finished brass look, which matters on installations where the catch location may be visible when the door is open. That helps maintain a professional appearance while the adjustable mechanism handles the day-to-day functional demands on the door.
The EPCO 1011 Tension Ball Catch holds doors closed using adjustable spring tension, which suits cabinet or light door applications where a simple, non-latching hold is preferred.
The 1011 Tension Ball Catch uses turn screws to adjust tension, so you change the spring pressure with a driver to set how firmly the door is held.
The 1.69 inch length defines the catch body size, helping you plan the recess or mounting position in the door or frame, especially in narrow stiles.
The solid brass case provides a brass housing that seats well in wood, supporting stable mounting and presenting a finished brass appearance at exposed edges.
The dull brass finish lets the catch visually coordinate with other muted brass hardware, helping it blend into hinges and knobs on cabinets or built-ins.
The EPCO 1011-DB part number identifies this specific 1011 Tension Ball Catch in dull brass, helping you match or reorder the same catch for future work.
The EPCO 1011 Tension Ball Catch in dull brass gives you an adjustable tension ball catch that holds doors using a compact 1.69 inch solid brass case. Use the turn-screw adjustment to match door feel across cabinets, built-ins, or light doors in your next project.
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