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9798 magnetic catch from Amerock Corporation uses a heavy pull force to keep doors or panels held firmly against the strike, which supports consistent alignment in everyday cabinet or casework use. The magnets rotate within the casing to maintain maximum contact to the strikes, so the holding force stays engaged even when doors or frames are slightly misaligned. The aluminum casing is finished in a simulated wood grain, allowing the catch to blend visually with many wood-toned interiors while still using metal construction. The magnet housing measures 13/16 inch high by 1-1/16 inch deep by 2-1/32 inch long, giving installers a compact body that fits in tight cabinet spaces. The strike plate measures 3/4 inch high by 1 inch long, providing a small but defined landing surface that works well on narrow door rails or frames.
The 13/16 inch height of the magnet housing keeps the catch low profile, which is useful when mounting behind small doors or under shallow overhangs. The 1-1/16 inch depth gives enough body length for stable mounting against a cabinet surface without requiring excessive clearance. The 2-1/32 inch overall housing length provides a wide base, helping the catch sit solidly along rails or cabinet sides. The 3/4 inch by 1 inch strike plate size keeps the contact area compact, so it can be positioned on narrow stiles or thin door frames while still aligning with the rotating magnet for dependable engagement.
The CM9798AW magnetic catch is part of the catches product class under locks and latches, so it is suited to applications where a door or panel needs a defined closed position without a keyed lock. The compact magnet housing dimensions of 13/16 inch high by 1-1/16 inch deep by 2-1/32 inch long support mounting in cabinets, furniture, or light casework where space behind the door is limited. The 3/4 inch high by 1 inch long strike plate works with narrow or standard-width rails, giving flexibility on face-frame or frameless layouts that match those measurements. The aluminum casing with simulated wood grain makes this catch appropriate in wood cabinetry where a metallic part with a wood-like finish is preferred, helping it visually coordinate with interiors while still performing as a metal catch. As a heavy pull magnetic catch, it suits doors that benefit from firmer closure, such as those regularly accessed in work or storage areas.
The rotating magnets inside the CM9798AW casing maintain maximum contact to the strikes, which supports consistent holding strength even when repeated use causes minor door movement or hinge wear. This design helps reduce the tendency for doors to sag away from the cabinet face because the contact point can adjust within the housing. The defined housing size of 13/16 inch by 1-1/16 inch by 2-1/32 inch gives installers clear dimensions for layout, helping place the catch where it will not interfere with shelves or stored items. The 3/4 inch by 1 inch strike plate dimension simplifies planning for overlap and reveal, since the contact surface is predictable and easy to center. The aluminum casing contributes a stable mounting body, supporting repeatable results when several catches of the same CM9798AW model are used across a project that specifies Amerock magnetic catches.
The CM9798AW magnetic catch is used to hold doors or panels closed using a magnetic pull, providing a defined closed position without a keyed lock in cabinet or similar applications.
The 9798 magnetic catch is described with a heavy pull force, which means the magnet holds the door firmly against the strike for a secure-feeling closure in regular use.
The Amerock magnetic catch housing measures 13/16 inch high by 1-1/16 inch deep by 2-1/32 inch long, so installers can plan mounting in compact cabinet spaces.
The CM9798AW magnetic catch uses a strike plate that is 3/4 inch high by 1 inch long, giving a small but defined contact surface on the door or frame.
The rotating magnets maintain maximum contact to the strikes, so the catch continues to hold effectively even when doors experience slight misalignment over time.
The magnetic catch uses an aluminum casing with a simulated wood grain, so the visible body presents a wood-like look while functioning as metal hardware.
The CM9798AW magnetic catch from Amerock Corporation combines a heavy pull force, rotating magnets, and defined housing and strike dimensions, giving installers a predictable catch for cabinet or light casework projects. The aluminum casing in simulated wood grain supports cabinets where a wood-toned appearance and metal performance are both valued. Using the stated housing and strike sizes, projects can be laid out so each 9798 magnetic catch helps doors close to a consistent position that suits the overall design.
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