Zinc Alloy Cabinet Cam Lock No.103 (Nickel Plated)
Key points
- Quarter-turn cam locking for cabinet and locker doors
- Nickel-plated zinc alloy resists rust and wear
- Fits standard 16 mm drill holes for easy retrofit
- Smooth key operation, factory tested before packing
- Lightweight die-cast body keeps cost low for bulk furniture fitting
- 47 mm cam tongue suits thicker cabinet doors and locker panels than standard short-cam locks
- Standardising on this one lock profile means the incoming crew can pull the same spare for any cabinet or locker on the floor, and a nearly empty store box at handover is its own reorder cue
- Locker and cabinet makers can fit one keyed series across a site, so a caretaker carries a single key ring
| Type | Cam Lock No.103 |
| Material | Zinc Alloy |
| Finish | Nickel Plated |
| Barrel Diameter | 16 mm |
| Screw | 22 mm |
| Cam Tongue | 47 mm |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
Compact zinc-alloy cam lock sized for file cabinets, lockers, wardrobe doors and mail boxes, in the classic No.103 profile with a nickel-plated finish that resists tarnishing in daily use. The 16mm barrel suits standard drilled holes and the rotating cam tongue secures panel doors with a simple quarter turn. Keyed operation keeps contents private, while the lightweight die-cast body keeps cost low for bulk furniture fitting. Installs with two small screws and a drill hole, making it practical for retrofit projects on metal or wooden cabinets. Works equally well on single-door lockers, switchboard enclosures and kitchen wall units where a discreet, dependable lock is required. Reliable tumbler action and smooth key rotation are factory tested before packing, so every piece turns freely from the first use. A straightforward choice for furniture makers, office fit-out teams and hardware traders adding locking accessories to their range. Because the barrel drops into a standard 16 mm hole, locking can be added to a run of lockers or cabinet doors during a refit without re-drilling or replacing the doors themselves.
