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Sugatsune BCT-50 tension catch gives a defined push-in and pull feel, so doors or panels hold in place with predictable resistance. This 2 inch tension catch is designed as a catch within the locks and latches category, so it secures a panel by resisting both closing and opening forces from the hardware side rather than from a separate lock body.
The zinc construction forms the core body of the catch, so the working parts sit in a metal housing that supports repeated operation under normal cabinet use. A chrome finish on that zinc body creates a clean, metal surface, so the catch presents a finished appearance where the hardware is visible on a project.
Tension force on this catch is not adjustable, so each installed unit delivers the same feel across a run of doors or panels. That fixed design helps maintain consistent operation from opening to opening.
The Sugatsune BCT-50 tension catch operates with a defined 9.0 lbs push in force and 7.3 lbs pulling force, so once the catch is mounted, the installer can expect the same resistance each time the door is closed or opened. Tension force on this model is not adjustable, so no extra steps are required to balance or tune the mechanism after installation.
The 2 inch overall size gives a simple starting point for positioning relative to door edges or cabinet frames, so installers can scale setback and alignment from that known length. With a zinc body carrying a chrome finish, the catch presents a uniform metal face where exposed, so visible installations can align with other chrome hardware on the project.
The Sugatsune BCT-50 tension catch sits in the catches segment of locks and latches, so it is suited to cabinet and panel situations where holding force is needed without a lock function. Its 2 inch length allows use in compact hardware spaces, so it can be placed on smaller cabinet doors or access panels while still providing a defined closing and opening feel.
The zinc body supports the internal tension components, so the catch can be integrated into woodworking assemblies supplied through Wurth Baer Supply alongside other cabinet hardware. A chrome finish on that zinc body helps the BCT-50 visually coordinate with chrome-finished hinges, pulls, or latches on the same installation, so the hardware set reads as a matched group even though each piece serves a different function.
Because the catching action is defined by tension instead of a keyed mechanism, the Sugatsune BCT-50 tension catch allows users to open panels with a single pull over the 7.3 lbs pulling force rating, so everyday access stays straightforward while the panel remains positively held in normal use.
The specified 9.0 lbs push in force means that when a door or panel is swung toward the frame, the user must apply that level of force to compress the mechanism and seat it, so the closing action feels deliberate instead of loose. A matching 7.3 lbs pulling force rating defines the effort required to release the catch during opening, so users feel a consistent breakaway point rather than a vague release.
Because the tension force is not adjustable, every Sugatsune BCT-50 tension catch of this model delivers that same push and pull profile, so runs of doors behave alike from cabinet to cabinet. That uniform behavior helps reduce rework tied to uneven closing forces between openings.
The zinc construction carries these forces inside a metal housing, so the catch can repeatedly cycle under those 9.0 lbs and 7.3 lbs loads. The chrome finish over that zinc body presents a smooth, metallic contact surface at the hardware interface, so the action of entering and leaving the catch feels precise within a clean metal surround on the cabinet or panel.
The Sugatsune BCT-50 is a tension catch in the locks and latches category, so it holds a door or panel closed by spring tension rather than by a keyed lock.
The Sugatsune BCT-50 tension catch has a 9.0 lbs push in force and a 7.3 lbs pulling force, so closing and opening each require defined, repeatable effort.
The Sugatsune BCT-50 tension catch has tension force that is not adjustable, so every installed unit delivers the same preset push and pull feel.
The Sugatsune BCT-50 tension catch is made from zinc with a chrome finish, so it combines a metal body with a bright, finished appearance.
The Sugatsune BCT-50 tension catch is 2 inches long, so installers can plan clearances and mounting positions around that fixed length.
The Sugatsune BCT-50 tension catch is offered by Wurth Baer Supply, so it can be sourced alongside other professional cabinet hardware lines.
The Sugatsune BCT-50 tension catch combines a 2 inch zinc body, chrome finish, and fixed 9.0 lbs push in and 7.3 lbs pulling forces, so doors and panels close and open with a predictable feel. Sourcing this tension catch through Wurth Baer Supply keeps it aligned with the same professional hardware mix already used on cabinet and woodworking projects.