Question:

The fasteners is not rigid since it works under an elastic preload and it will move a bit if you pull the panel.

However the system will not open by just pulling the panel.

Does Turnlock have the 120-040 Part numbers available?

Turnlock can supply the alternative MPP series.

The 120-040-... is the item code for a set of the MPP series.

Please find below the cross reference table.

Can Turnlock supply the old 15F part numbers?

Yes, Turnlock can provide the new MPP parts which are the new part numbers for Turnlock.

Here is a list of the old coatings:

All the coating listed above have become obsolete due to non RoHS conformity.

The new standard available parts are steel with nickel plating.

Here's a cross reference list:

Is there a version of the MPP series in stainless steel?

Yes, we have a version of the MPP series in stainless steel:

The Flush stud is available in stainless steel:

The part looks like this when installed:

This part has a retaining force of 147 Newton.

Here's a list of the part numbers:

MPPTLF-1S

MPPTLF-2S

Please contact us for an enquiry or more information.

Application for MPPTLB-*Z :

MPPTLB-*Z is used in a milling machine, which is the part that gives tools. 

Does there exist a bracket mount to use with the MPP series?

Recently there has been a new bracket developed to use with the MPP-series, the part MPPBPMS:

New to the Medium duty Push Push series is the "INVISIBLE" turnlock assembly.

The stud is installed at the bottom of the panel instead of going through the panel:

With the Medium duty Push Push (MPP) series, such as MPPTL-5N, you only need to push once and it is closed and push again to open.