Southco Launches R4-15 Rotary Latch for Heavy Machinery
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Southco Launches R4-15 Rotary Latch for Heavy Machinery

Southco has introduced the R4-15 Rotary Latch, designed to simplify access across heavy machinery by allowing operators to open multiple panels with a single key. The innovation brings master-key convenience, traditionally used in building maintenance, to vehicles with numerous access points. 

The R4-15’s versatile design can secure different types of panels, offering multiple tool-actuated options compatible with other latches on the same vehicle. Manufacturers can also opt for a hand-operated version with a permanently attached key, ensuring ergonomic comfort during use. 

Built for harsh environments, the R4-15 features reinforced housing, sturdy construction, and a zinc–nickel coating that provides corrosion resistance and longer service life. Its adaptable design delivers reliable security, ease of use, and improved efficiency for operators managing complex machinery. 

For more details, visit southco.com or contact info@southco.com. 

Southco has introduced the R4-15 Rotary Latch, designed to simplify access across heavy machinery by allowing operators to open multiple panels with a single key. The innovation brings master-key convenience, traditionally used in building maintenance, to vehicles with numerous access points. The R4-15’s versatile design can secure different types of panels, offering multiple tool-actuated options compatible with other latches on the same vehicle. Manufacturers can also opt for a hand-operated version with a permanently attached key, ensuring ergonomic comfort during use. Built for harsh environments, the R4-15 features reinforced housing, sturdy construction, and a zinc–nickel coating that provides corrosion resistance and longer service life. Its adaptable design delivers reliable security, ease of use, and improved efficiency for operators managing complex machinery. For more details, visit southco.com or contact info@southco.com. 

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