Electric Cabinet Door Cam Lock

Material Types (Common Lock Materials)

Electric cabinet door cam lock Common locking materials are usually categorized into three main types based on performance and application requirements. Zinc alloy. Stainless steel (e.g. grade 304 or 316). Aluminum.

Size Specifications (Varies by Model)

Electric cabinet door cam lock Typical Dimensions:

Lock Body Thickness: Usually 24–40mm (fits standard door thicknesses).

Bolt Length: 60–100mm (e.g., AB301 may refer to a specific bolt size).

Color Options

The products are available in a variety of surface treatment processes, including stainless steel original color, bronze, matte black and champagne gold for the metal series, and red, blue, white and other common color schemes (for plastic parts) for the spray series. Special finishes such as electroplating, powder coating or brushing are also available on request.

Applications

AB301: Cabinet locks, drawer locks, or furniture locks.

AB302/AB303: Possibly door deadbolts, padlocks, or smart locks.

FAQ

Q1: What materials are AB301 locks made of?

A: Common materials include zinc alloy, stainless steel, aluminum, and brass. Internal components may use engineered plastics.

Q2: What sizes do these locks come in?

A: Dimensions vary by model. Typical lock bodies fit doors 24–40mm thick, with bolts ranging 60–100mm. Refer to product manuals for exact measurements.

Q3: Can I replace an AB301 with an AB302?

A: Not always. Verify bolt length, backset, and function (e.g., AB301 may be for cabinets, while AB302 is for doors).

Q4: Do these locks come with keys or are they keyless?

A: Most AB30x models are traditional key locks, but confirm with the seller .

Q5: How do I maintain these locks?

A: Lubricate metal parts with graphite powder; clean plastic surfaces with mild soap. Avoid harsh chemicals.