Short-Tab Surface Sliding Lock with Two-Lug Keeper

This compact surface sliding lock uses a short rectangular thumb tab to move a flat bolt through a formed guide cover. The front plate has four visible countersunk fixing holes and rounded corners, while the matching receiver uses a raised central bridge with two mounting lugs. A reverse view reveals folded retaining tabs that secure the guide assembly to the backing plate, providing buyers with a clear reference for construction and mounting review.

The lock body and keeper are installed on adjoining surfaces, allowing the projecting bolt to enter the receiver when the panel is closed. Surface slide bolts are generally configured with a moving bolt and a receiving keeper or strike. Before selection, confirm the mounting-hole pattern, bolt projection, keeper height, surface offset, operating direction, and clearance around the thumb tab.

For an OEM/ODM enquiry, provide the required overall dimensions, installation drawing or sample, mounting orientation, visible finish, order quantity, and packaging specification. The body size and receiver position should be checked against the intended door, window, cabinet, or sliding panel. Any requirement for alternative keeper geometry or fixing arrangements should be identified before tooling or production approval.