Review of Modern Physics 59

A hinge latch for attachment of a door to a cabinet including a pair of hinge parts mounted one on each of the door and cabinet and joined by a hinge pin, a strike carried on one of the hinge parts, and a resiliently biased keeper movably mounted within a keeper mounting assembly carried on the other of the hinge parts; the keeper cooperating with the strike to latch the door in closed position. The keeper is formed of a plastic material and characterized by a construction including a head portion shaped to define a generally wedge-shaped cam surface engageable by said strike, and secured in assembled relation within the keeper mounting assembly by a pin insert.