Medium T-Lock Clasp with Key for Trunk & Suitcase
Medium T-Lock Clasp with Key for Trunk & Suitcase
Medium T-lock clasp with key for trunks, suitcases, cases, and leather goods by Maya Metal. This stainless steel lock clasp is designed for box making, trunk restoration, suitcase repair, leather case hardware, and structured bag projects that need a visible locking closure.
The clasp has a mirror-polished finish and is available in silver and gold options. Use it for medium-size trunks, display cases, luggage-style leather goods, and repair projects where the front lock hardware is part of the finished design.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product type | Medium T-lock clasp with key |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Finish options | Silver and gold |
| SKU | MYT7092 |
| Common applications | Trunks, suitcases, leather cases, luggage, and repair projects |
Before ordering
- Choose this medium T-lock for medium trunks, suitcases, display boxes, and structured leather cases where a large trunk lock would be oversized.
- Check the lid-to-body gap and alignment. The clasp should close without forcing the lock tongue sideways.
- Measure screw-hole placement, front plate clearance, key clearance, and panel thickness before cutting or drilling.
- For repair work, compare the old lock footprint and screw-hole layout with the new clasp.
- Add reinforcement behind the mounting area if the wall is thin, soft, or leather-covered.
- Match silver or gold with handles, hinges, corner guards, rivets, tacks, and other visible trunk hardware.
Related Maya Metal guides
- Trunk & Box Hardware Buying Guide
- Purse Locks & Clasps Buying Guide
- How to Measure Bag Hardware
- Wholesale & Bulk Orders
FAQ
What is a T-lock clasp used for?
A T-lock clasp is used as a visible locking closure for trunks, suitcases, cases, boxes, and structured leather goods. It can provide both function and a finished hardware detail.
Can this clasp be used for trunk restoration?
Yes. This medium T-lock clasp can be used for trunk restoration when the size, screw placement, finish, and panel thickness match the original hardware or restoration design.
How should I choose between silver and gold?
Choose silver for a clean stainless steel look and gold when the clasp needs to match brass-tone or gold-tone corner guards, handles, rivets, and other visible trunk hardware.