Slim Recessed Touch Lock with Flush Pull and Hex-Socket Control

Built around a long, narrow faceplate, this recessed touch lock is configured for sliding door or panel profiles that require low-projection operating hardware. The central section combines a flush finger pull with a lock-marked touch control, while a separate circular recess contains a clearly visible hexagonal socket. A side view also shows projecting connection elements behind the faceplate, distinguishing this version from touch locks that use only a front push button.

Selection should be based on the complete installation interface rather than the front outline alone. Buyers need to confirm the faceplate and cutout dimensions, lock-case depth, backset, operating direction, handing, and keeper arrangement. The position and travel of the rear connection elements must also correspond with the mating profile and associated locking components.

For an OEM or replacement enquiry, submit the profile section, machining drawing, front and rear installation views, required finish, quantity, and packaging method. Where the product must replace an existing lock, a physical sample or a dimensioned drawing should be supplied so the control position, rear interface, and keeper relationship can be checked before production.