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double magnetic touch latch from EPCO provides a magnetic catch that holds doors closed and releases with a touch, giving cabinet and furniture projects a clean front without exposed latching hardware. The plastic case with white finish blends into light-colored interiors, which keeps the focus on the door face rather than the hardware. The double magnetic touch latch design adds two magnetic points inside one body, which supports consistent holding power across the contact area on typical cabinet or furniture doors. An approximate pull force of 4 lbs means the latch holds the door firmly against the strike, which helps control door rattle while still allowing a smooth open when the door is pulled. The EPCO 508-WH-PWS designation identifies this specific white double magnetic touch latch, which helps installers match parts accurately across larger jobs.
The approximate pull force of 4 lbs on this double magnetic touch latch gives installers a defined expectation for how firmly the latch will hold the door shut, which helps in choosing hinge tension and door size combinations that pair well with this holding strength. The white plastic case sits against the mounting surface and presents the magnets toward the strike, which helps keep alignment stable once the latch is fixed in place. When used on furniture or cabinet doors, the magnetic pull draws the strike toward the latch at closing, which assists with final alignment and helps the door settle into a consistent closed position. The double magnetic layout concentrates the magnets across the latch face, which supports repeatable engagement when the door is closed within a normal alignment range.
This EPCO double magnetic touch latch is described as ideal for furniture and cabinets, which positions it well for casework where a clean front and concealed latching point are valued. In cabinetry, the plastic case with white finish lets the latch sit on interior panels without drawing attention when the door is open, which suits built-ins and kitchen or bath cabinets using light interiors. In furniture applications, the double magnetic touch latch can hold small doors or panels closed, which supports designs where traditional mechanical catches are not desired. The latch can also be used for glass doors when paired with glass door strikes that are sold separately, which extends its use to display cabinets or similar glass-front pieces.
The double magnetic touch latch construction provides a defined magnetic target for the strike, which gives a consistent closing feel and helps doors seat in the same position across multiple cycles. The approximate 4 lbs pull force supplies predictable resistance at the door edge, which helps installers balance this latch with hinge settings to avoid doors that feel either too loose or overly tight. The plastic case forms a stable housing for the magnets and presents a flat mounting base, which supports reliable positioning against cabinet sides, tops, or furniture panels. The white finish on the case provides visual consistency when several latches are used across a run of white cabinets, which helps maintain a uniform interior appearance on larger installations. When applied with glass door strikes sold separately, the latch still relies on the same magnetic engagement, which keeps the operating feel similar between wood and glass door sections on a project.
The EPCO double magnetic touch latch is described as ideal for furniture and cabinets, so it suits typical cabinet doors and small furniture doors that benefit from a concealed magnetic catch.
The EPCO double magnetic touch latch has an approximate pull force of 4 lbs, which holds doors firmly closed while allowing normal manual opening without excessive effort.
The 508-WH-PWS latch uses a plastic case with a white finish, which helps it blend into white or light-colored cabinet and furniture interiors.
The EPCO double magnetic touch latch can be used for glass doors when paired with glass door strikes sold separately, which extends its use to glass-front cabinets.
The double magnetic touch latch design provides two magnetic contact points, which supports more even holding across the strike contact area and a consistent closing feel.
The EPCO 508-WH-PWS part number clearly identifies this white double magnetic touch latch, which assists with specifying, reordering, and matching latches across job phases.
The EPCO double magnetic touch latch 508-WH-PWS combines a plastic case with white finish, double magnetic layout, and an approximate 4 lbs pull force, which gives installers a defined latching feel for furniture and cabinets. Its suitability for glass doors when used with glass door strikes sold separately extends its reach to display cases and glass-front cabinetry that share the same interior look. Selecting this specific EPCO double magnetic touch latch allows projects to standardize on one holding strength and appearance across multiple door types, which supports consistent operation and appearance from cabinet to cabinet.
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