Stainless steel lever latch 110×48 mm – code: 38.107.31 – Osculati

Osculati stainless steel lever lock 110×48 mm (code 38.107.31)

La stainless steel lever lock Osculati is a hardware component designed for the creation or replacement of locking systems on doors, hatches, and technical compartments in the nautical and onboard plant engineering fields. The size 110×48 mm makes it suitable for installations where a compact and neat solution is desired, with a clean aesthetic and practical management of opening/closing via lever.

Material and construction

The lock is made of stainless steel, a common choice for applications in marine environments and contexts where good resistance and durability over time are required. The use of stainless steel makes it suitable for use on boats, lockers, and compartments subject to humidity and splashes, as well as on technical installations where robust and easily maintainable materials are preferred.

Size and clearances

• Dimensions: 110×48 mm
• Type: lever lock
• Product code: Osculati 38.107.31

The dimensions provided help quickly verify compatibility with the existing housing or with the panel/door design. During replacement, it is advisable to also compare the hole positions and any imprint on the support, in order to reduce adaptation interventions.

Identification and traceability

For technical purchases and spare parts management, the presence of the supplier code 38.107.31 simplifies component identification and communication with support or the maintenance department. It is also a useful reference when working on multiple units or fleets, where component standardization reduces time and error margins.

Typical applications (nautical and onboard plant engineering)

A stainless steel lever lock like this is commonly used in many onboard and technical situations where it is necessary to close and keep in position a door or inspection panel. Below are some common applications:

• Doors and hatches for access to technical compartments (systems, wiring, inspections).
• Lockers and storage compartments, where a practical and neat closure is needed.
• Inspection panels on bulkheads or technical furniture.
• Fittings and refitting nautical, as a replacement for worn or no longer reliable locks.

The choice of a stainless steel lock is particularly appreciated when the component is exposed to demanding environmental conditions or when you want to match the hardware with other metal elements present onboard.

Usage and installation notes

Preliminary checks

Before purchase or installation, it is advisable to:

• check the available space on the panel and the overall size of the closure (110×48 mm);
• check for any hole positioning on the existing support, especially in case of replacement;
• consider the type of door/hatch and the intended use (frequent access, technical compartment, storage).

Assembly and routine maintenance

For a clean and lasting result, careful assembly on a stable and properly prepared surface is recommended. In a nautical environment, regular periodic maintenance of the hardware (cleaning and checking tightness) helps maintain the functionality of the component and the neatness of the installation over time.

Note on compatibility

This sheet provides the available information: type (lever closure), material (stainless steel), dimensions (110×48 mm) and code (38.107.31). If you are replacing an existing component, for an even more precise choice it is useful to also compare the hatch configuration and the current installation.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Osculati code for this lever lock?

The supplier code indicated for this model is Osculati 38.107.31.

What are the dimensions of the lever lock?

The dimensions shown are 110×48 mm.

What material is the closure made of?

The closure is made of stainless steel.

For what uses is it suitable in the nautical field?

It is commonly used as hardware for doors, hatches, lockers, and inspection panels on boats and in onboard systems.

Is it suitable as a replacement in case of substitution?

Yes, it can be used in replacement interventions; it is advisable to check the dimensions and existing installation (size and holes) to ensure proper compatibility.