This dark gray touch lock uses a narrow, elongated faceplate with a deeply recessed pull positioned near the center. A lock-marked touch pad sits at the lower end of the pull, and a separate circular hex-socket actuator is set farther down the plate. The low-profile front arrangement is intended for sliding door or panel systems where protruding hardware could interfere with adjacent leaves or surrounding frames.
The reverse side shows an enclosed longitudinal mechanism, a projecting threaded connection boss, shaped cutouts, and terminal engagement components. These rear details are important when comparing the lock with an existing profile preparation. Buyers should confirm the faceplate size, recess opening, lock-case depth, backset, operating direction, handing, and keeper arrangement before approval. The position of the actuator and rear interface must also align with the related locking hardware.
For quotation, provide a profile cross-section, machining drawing, installation orientation, finish requirement, order quantity, and packaging specification. Replacement projects should include the original sample or complete front-and-rear dimensions so CHIER can review the cutout, connection geometry, and keeper relationship without assuming interchangeability.
