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1012 tension ball catch is an EPCO catch designed to hold doors closed by spring-loaded ball tension, so cabinet and closet doors stay shut without a traditional latch. The adjustable tension ball catch uses turn screws to adjust tension, letting installers fine-tune holding force to match door weight and user feel. The dull chrome finish presents a muted metallic look that suits many modern or utility cabinet interiors. A solid brass case forms the body of this catch, giving a dense metal housing around the ball mechanism that supports consistent performance at the mounting point. The 1.92 inch length defines the footprint of the catch on the frame edge, helping installers plan layout on rails or jambs. As a catch in the Locks and Latches category, it fits neatly into projects that need a discrete door holding method.
This EPCO tension ball catch uses turn screws to adjust tension, giving installers a straightforward way to dial in the grip on the mating door surface. The 1.92 inch length defines how much stile or jamb length is occupied, so the catch can be positioned between hinges without crowding. The solid brass case provides a metal housing that supports the ball as tension is changed, helping the mechanism stay aligned as adjustments are made. The dull chrome finish presents a practical surface that coordinates with many hinge and knob finishes during cabinet hardware layout. As part of the Locks and Latches class of catches, it integrates into typical door hardware layouts where a non-latching hold-close device is preferred.
The EPCO 1012 tension ball catch sits within the Locks and Latches catches category, so it suits cabinet and similar door applications that need a hold-close mechanism rather than a locking latch. The 1.92 inch length allows the catch to fit on door frames or stiles that offer only a modest mounting area, which is common in built-in cabinets and smaller passage panels. The dull chrome finish keeps the visible portions of the catch low-profile, helping it blend with other dull chrome or similar toned hardware in the same installation. The solid brass case gives the catch a metal presence that matches other brass-based hardware components in many woodworking projects.
The adjustable tension ball catch feature, with turn screws to adjust tension, lets installers tailor the holding force for each door, supporting consistent pull feel from one opening to the next. As tension is tuned, the solid brass case provides a stable body around the internal ball, which helps the mechanism track straight during operation. The 1.92 inch length keeps the working components within a compact footprint, so the ball engages the mating strike area predictably once positioned. The dull chrome finish on this EPCO tension ball catch offers a work-ready appearance that stands up visually in everyday cabinet environments. Identifying it as 1012-DC helps shops specify the same adjustable tension ball catch across multiple openings for uniform performance.
The EPCO 1012-DC is an adjustable tension ball catch, so it uses a spring-loaded ball to hold a door closed when it contacts the mating surface.
This tension ball catch uses turn screws to adjust tension, allowing the holding force on the door to be increased or decreased as needed.
The 1.92 inch length describes the overall length of the catch body, helping installers gauge how much frame or stile space it will occupy.
The case of this EPCO tension ball catch is solid brass, giving a metal housing that supports the ball mechanism during regular door operation.
This EPCO 1012 tension ball catch has a dull chrome finish, providing a muted metallic look that coordinates with many cabinet hardware finishes.
This EPCO ball catch is identified by manufacturer part number 1012-DC, which links directly to this dull chrome adjustable tension model.
The EPCO 1012 tension ball catch combines an adjustable tension design with a 1.92 inch length, so it suits cabinet and similar doors needing controllable holding force in a compact space. The solid brass case and dull chrome finish bring a metal body and neutral appearance that coordinate with common hardware choices. With manufacturer part number 1012-DC, it stays easy to specify the same adjustable tension ball catch across multiple openings. For projects calling for a controlled, non-latching hold-close solution, this EPCO tension ball catch is prepared for that role.
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