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2 White Bronze Red Bronze Naval Brass Burnished Satin Brushed Buffed Antiqued 017E 108E 219E Oxidized Oxidized Oxidized Popular Hardware Finishes These are the most popular finishes, but other options exist. Custom finish matching is also available

3 Introduction Finish Plate... 2 Index... 3 History & Services... 4 Terms & Warranties... 5 Finish Codes & Shipping Tolerances... 6 Project Out Hardware Handles, Standard & Pole Operated... Po3 - Po9 Custodial Locks... Po4 - Po5 Impact Handles... Po9 Angle Base Handles... Po9 - Po10 Strikes... Po11 - Po13 Keepers... Po14 - Po15 Spring Catches... Po16 Push Bars... Po17 Hold Open... Po18 Casement Hardware Roto Operator & Accessories... C3 - C4 Hinges:Butt & Extension... C4 - C5 Handles: Standard & Duplex... C5 - C7 Latch, Duplex... C6 Keepers... C8 Handle, Multi Point... C9 Keeper, Multi Point... C9 Lock Blocks... C10 Duplex Sets... C11 Connecting Bars, Duplex... C12 Shoulder Screws, Duplex... C13 Cremone Bolt Assembly... C14 Hung Hardware Sweeps: Standard, Pole, & Security... H3 - H6 Keepers for Sweeps... H7 - H10 Spring Catches... H11 - H12 Keepers for Spring Catches... H13 - H14 Project In Hardware Handles, Standard & Pole Operated... Pi3 - Pi7 Custodial Locks... Pi4 Keepers... Pi8 - Pi10 Spring Catches... Pi11 - Pi14 Vent Locks... Pi15 - Pi18 Hardware Accessories Sash Poles, Hooks, & Hangers... A3 - A4 Pole Rings... A5 - A6 Pull Handles... A7 - A8 Gaskets... A8 - A9 Removable Handles... A10 Keys... A10 - A11 3

4 Our History: Founded in 1944, The Bronze Craft Corporation continues to produce window hardware and cast engineered products serving a variety of industries. Arthur Atkinson, our founder, planted a vision of quality, service, and durable products that lives on today. We at Bronze Craft have only one rule that we live by: Take Care of the Customer. Our company is successful because we take the time to solve our customers manufacturing problems. We offer our customers a single source of supply from design to product completion. In 1985, Bronze Craft acquired Nashua Brass, which also produced sand castings. This acquisition has strengthened the established customer base which we still serve today. In 1999 Bronze Craft completed another expansion adding 25 percent more manufacturing capability. Since our beginning, The Bronze Craft Corporation has built a solid reputation for durable products and a family oriented approach to servicing our customers. ENGINEERING: Great products start with great designs. We use the latest technology in CAD and CAM software. Master patterns are created by artisans in our pattern shop. All designs and prototypes are produced to exact customer specifications. Bronze Craft is experienced in developing custom hardware designs to satisfy unique specifications. Our engineering staff looks forward to working with you on your hardware requirements. Cost savings and superior performance are achieved through careful engineering design and manufacturing. CASTING: Bronze Craft operates three automatic molding machines to ensure product consistency that meets Bronze Craft's high quality standards. We utilize state of the art technology, process controls, and focus on compliance with the environmental aspects of the casting process to ensure a clean and safe workplace. Bronze Craft pours non-ferrous metals including bronze, brass, and aluminum alloys. MACHINING: Castings are machined to exact tolerances using both manual and CNC machine tools. Parts are inspected to ensure dimensions meet the exact requirements of the job. FINISHING: Bronze Craft has professional, well trained, and experienced employees that focus on the finishing requirements of our products. We offer a multitude of finishes including: burnished, satin brushed, buffed, oxidized, antiqued, painted, plated, and many others. The final step in our manufacturing process is the application of a durable lacquer coating for extra protection. If a custom finish is required for your project, Bronze Craft can match it. See page 2 for examples of our most common finishes. 4 Bronze Craft s reputation is built on quality and service. We will not compromise our values. If you are a current customer, thank you for the confidence you have placed in us. If you are not, we invite you to challenge us with your hardware requirements. We want to be your hardware supplier!

5 Durable Products From Reliable People Mission Statement To continually improve quality through fully empowered employees, innovative products, processes and service which will assure our competitive position. ORDER TERMS Freight Terms: F.O.B., Nashua, NH Finance Charges: 1 1/2% per month on overdue accounts. Blanket Order Pricing: Blanket orders are welcome, however, prices will be based on Released quantity. BRONZE CRAFT WARRANTIES PRODUCTS MANUFACTURED TO BRONZE CRAFT SPECIFICATIONS These products are warranted against manufacturing defects for the normal life of the product. PRODUCTS MANUFACTURED TO PURCHASER'S SPECIFICATIONS Bronze Craft warrants that items will be manufactured in accordance with the specifications provided by the purchaser and will be free of defects. Purchaser will be responsible for completing such inspection and performance tests as it deems necessary to determine the conformance of the items with its specifications. Purchaser must advise Bronze Craft of any defects prior to the use or installation of the item, or within 60 (sixty) days after receipt of material, otherwise purchaser shall be deemed to have accepted the material, and Bronze Craft shall have no further obligation for repair or replacement. PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTED BY BRONZE CRAFT Products of another manufacturer distributed by Bronze Craft will be covered by that manufacturer's warranty exclusively. Copies of manufacturers' warranties are available on request. GENERAL The obligation of Bronze Craft under these warranties is expressly limited to the replacement of the defective product or refund of the purchase price at the discretion of Bronze Craft, in exchange for and return of the same to Bronze Craft by the purchaser, and is expressly limited to the companies which purchased the product from Bronze Craft. These warranties exclude all products installed in an application beyond the intended design limits, or that have been incorrectly fitted or adjusted or if instructions have not been followed, or that fail due to abuse or neglect or as a result of normal wear that occurs through the operation or use of the product. These warranties are exclusive and are in lieu of all other warranties. Any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose are excluded. Bronze Craft does not assume any liability for consequential damages or loss of anticipatory profits incurred by the purchaser or any third party as a result of the items supplied to purchaser. If the terms of these warranties are in conflict with the purchase order or contract document relating to the items hereunder, the terms specified herein shall govern unless expressly modified in writing by Bronze Craft with specific reference to purchase order. Every effort will be made to fill orders within the time promised. Under no circumstances shall the Seller be held responsible for any damages arising out of or owing to any delays whatever, in delivery. Seller shall be excused for any delay in deliveries due to acts beyond its control and not due to its fault or negligence, including, but not restricted to, acts of God or of the public enemy, acts of the Government of the United States (including any preference, priority or allocation order), or any state, territory or possession thereof or any political subdivision or authority or representative of any of them, strikes, lockouts or labor troubles, embargoes, fires, floods, epidemics, quarantine restrictions, explosions, sabotage or other catastrophes or serious accidents, freight embargoes, unusually severe weather, and delays of a subcontractor due to any such causes. 5

6 BRONZE CRAFT FINISH CODE INFORMATION We understand that part numbering can be a confusing topic, especially since we offer such a large catalog of parts and a multitude of finishes for each of these parts. Below is an explanation of the Bronze Craft numbering system. The following are a few of the more common alloys and finishes that can be applied to each part and alloy. Alloy Code: 01 - White Bronze 40 - Manganese Bronze 10 - Red Bronze 45 - Aluminum Bronze 21 - Naval Brass T6 Aluminum Finish Code: 04 - Polished, Satin Brushed, Brass (US-4) 35 - Clear Anodized 10 - Polished, Satin Brushed, Red Bronze (US-10) 37 - Light Oxidized, White Bronze 13 - Tumbled 38 - Medium Oxidized, White Bronze 14 - Tumbled, Machined 39 - Dark Oxidized, White Bronze 15 - Tumbled, Oxidized 51 - Painted, Light Bronze 17 - Machined 52 - Painted, Medium Bronze 20 - Polished, Satin Brushed, Oxidized, Red Bronze (US-20) 53 - Painted, Dark Bronze 22 - Burnished 57 - Painted, Black 25 - Polished, Satin Brushed, White Bronze (US-25D) 84 - To Match Customer Supplied Sample SHIPPING TOLERANCES: Due to the nature of the sand casting process, Bronze Craft may ship more or less parts than ordered. We strive to ship as close the original ordered quantity as possible. We also understand that there are orders where an absolute minimum or exact quantities are required. We offer several options when it comes to orders, outlined below. ORDER QUANTITY TOLERANCES: Standard Shipping Tolerance: Shipments may run plus or minus 10% of order quantity. This will apply to all orders that are not specified as noted below. Minimum Quantity: Exact Quantity: We will not under ship, however, over shipment up to 10% is possible. We will ship exact quantity ordered for an additional price premium. (Prices available upon request.) ATTACHING SCREWS are not included unless otherwise specified. 6

7 Keeping Millions of Windows Closed For Over 65 Years Po1

8 Project Out Hardware Selection Guide Choosing the correct project out hardware is dependent upon a few important dimensions. The critical dimension is the window profile offset, as shown below. This dimension is dictated by the specific window profile and can be used to determine the appropriate hardware. The handle geometry dictates the cam dimension and the appropriate strike to use. These dimensions can be found on the following catalog pages. The following simple formula can then be used to determine the correct dimensions. Cam Dimension = Profile Offset + Strike Thickness For example, a window with a profile offset of 3/16" could use a handle with a cam dimension of 5/16" plus a strike with 1/8" thickness. 5/16" = 3/16" + 1/8" In the case of a flush mount condition, where the frame and sash profiles are inline, the handle's cam dimension equals the strike thickness. Cam Dimension = Strike Thickness Po2

9 162 series This Bronze Craft classic has become the standard for cam handle design and is available in several standard sizes. Also available in pole operated and custodial lock versions. C Dim Cam Handing 1 3 / mm A Dim Mounting Holes 1 7 / mm 1 1 / mm 5/ mm Shown Opposite / mm Shown Opposite series C Dim Cam Handing 1 3 / mm A Dim Mounting Holes 1 7 / mm 1 1 / mm 5/ mm Shown Opposite / mm Shown Opposite Po3

10 179 series These custodial locks operate similar to the 162 and 164 series of handles, without the grip. Operates with the or removable handles, found in the Accessories section. A Dim Mounting Holes 1 7 / mm 1 3 / mm Part Number series C Dim Cam 5/ mm 7/ mm 1 3 / mm A Dim Mounting Holes 1 7 / mm 1 1 / mm Po4

11 These handles feature an inverted base design that allow for the mounting holes to stay away from the edge of the vent and have an extended reach. Opposite hand available, Also available in pole operated, vertical handle, and custodial lock versions Opposite hand available, The straight grip allows this handle to be easily accessed and highly visible. Available in both clockwise, , and counter-clockwise, , opening versions Available in both clockwise, , and counter-clockwise, , opening versions. Operates with the or removable handles, found in the Accessories section. Po5

12 162 series The square design of this handle accentuates the lines of your window. Available in two cam dimensions and pole operated versions. C Dim Cam Handing Part Number 5/ mm Shown Opposite / mm Shown Opposite series C Dim Cam Handing Part Number 5/ mm Shown Opposite / mm Shown Opposite Po6

13 This low profile handle features beveled edges and a compact design. Opposite hand available, Also available in pole operated versions This handle features an extended depth base to raise the cam distance for windows with atypical mounting condition. Opposite hand available, Only the handle shown is also available in a pole operated version, Po7

14 162 series These handles feature 1 1/2 mounting holes and a range of cam dimensions. Also available in pole operated versions. C Dim Cam Handing Part Number S Dim Screw Hole 5/ mm Shown Opposite #10 5 mm 17/ mm Shown Opposite #8 4 mm 25/ mm Shown Opposite #8 4 mm 164 series C Dim Cam Handing Part Number S Dim Screw Hole 5/ mm Shown Opposite #10 5 mm 17/ mm Shown Opposite #8 4 mm 25/ mm Shown Opposite #8 4 mm Po8

15 162 series These hurricane heavy duty impact handles are engineered to withstand both positive and negative loads. For high structural load capabilities, the handles are available in our aluminum bronze alloy. Angle base & custodial versions also available. Specifically engineered to work with the keeper. A Dim Mounting Holes C Dim Cam Handing Part Number 1 7 / mm 13/ mm Shown Opposite / mm 19/ mm Shown Opposite This angle base version is also available in the opposite hand, This custodial lock version of the impact hardware opens counter-clockwise. Operates with the or removable handles, found in the Accessories section This keeper is designed to maximize the anti-rotational feature of the Bronze Craft impact handles. Po9

16 Angle Base Handles These classic Bronze Craft handles feature the grip style combined with an angle base design. This allows the mounting screws to be in shear for added strength. Many variations of the base mounting conditions exist in standard, pole operated, and custodial versions. Opposite Shown Opposite Shown Opposite Shown Opposite Shown Standard Handle Pole Op Handle Custodial Opposite Shown Opposite Shown Opposite Shown Standard Handle Pole Op Handle Custodial Po10

17 Angle Base Handles The straight lines of these angle base handles combined with the hidden mounting holes keep smooth sight lines on the window. Available in standard and pole operated versions. Opposite Shown Opposite Shown Standard Handle Pole Op Handle The square lines of this strike complement the boxier designs of some handles. Po11

18 282 series These strikes feature a small return on the top to protect the top edge of window frames from accidental damage caused from improper use. C Dim Cam Part Number 1/8 3.2 mm / mm / mm series A Dim Mounting Holes 1 3 / mm B Dim Offset 1/ mm C Dim Cam 1/8 3.2 mm Part Number / mm 1/ mm 5/ mm / mm 3/8 9.5 mm 3/ mm / mm 1/ mm 3/ mm This popular strike design keeps the mounting holes away from the locking surface to allow the strike pad to be placed as close to the edge of the frame as possible. 1 3 / mm 1 3 / mm 1 3 / mm 37/ mm 13/ mm 13/ mm 3/ mm 1/4 6.4 mm 9/ mm / mm 13/ mm 5/ mm / mm 19/ mm 5/ mm / mm 1/ mm 7/ mm / mm 15/ mm 3/ mm Po12

19 282 series A Dim Mounting Holes B Dim Width C Dim Cam S Dim Screw Hole Size Part Number These simple flat strikes are perfect for installations that have narrow mounting conditions on the frame. 1 3 / mm 1 3 / mm 1 3 / mm 1/ mm 1/ mm 1/ mm 11/ mm 3/ mm 7/ mm #10 Screw 5 mm #10 Screw 5 mm #10 Screw 5 mm / mm 1/ mm 21/ mm #10 Screw 5 mm / mm 7/ mm 7/ mm #8 Screw 4 mm / mm 7/ mm 3/ mm #8 Screw 4 mm / mm 1/ mm 21/ mm #8 Screw 4 mm / mm 7/ mm 5/ mm #8 Screw 4 mm / mm 7/ mm 1/8 3.2 mm #8 Screw 4 mm These strikes feature an angled cam surface to gently engage the handle and compress the window seal. 282 series A Dim Mounting Holes 1 7 / mm 1 7 / mm 1 7 / mm 1 7 / mm 1 1 / mm C Dim Cam 9/ mm 11/ mm 13/ mm 5/ mm 11/ mm Part Number Po13

20 This pocket keeper can be mortised into the frame and is designed to work with 162 series handles. This hardware combination can also be used in a casement application This keeper is designed to draw the nose of the 162 series handles into the proper position in order to create the optimal weather seal. This hardware combination can also be used in a casement application This keeper is designed to work with the 162 series handles and features a small extension on the base for added strength. Also available without the extension, This hardware combination can also be used in a casement application. Po14

21 This keeper is designed to work with the 162 series handles. Also available with a 37/64 reach, This hardware combination can also be used in a casement application series These unhanded keepers are designed to capture a wide range of 162 series handles and can be used in a casement application. A Dim Mounting Holes 1 7 / mm 1 1 / mm 1 7 / mm 1 5 / mm 1 7 / mm B Dim Cam Height 21/ mm 11/ mm 9/ mm 9/ mm 5/ mm Part Number Po15

22 These spring catches are used on the lower rail of a project out sash. Pole operation allows it to be used in situations a normal cam handle would be difficult to operate Po16

23 series This underscreen push bar allows the window to be opened and operated without the need for wickets in your screen. Available in both hands. As shown, , and opposite, , versions. Bar Length Opposite Shown cm cm cm cm cm cm cm This push bar is similar to the previous push bar, but features a gasketed saddle for weather sealing. When properly mounted, this pushbar will pass field air and water testing. The saddle is reversible and will work for either left hand or right hand applications series Bar Length Part Number cm cm Po17

24 This hold open/limit device features a removeable, tamper resistant pin to allow the vent to be opened for cleaning. The unique design of the part allows it to limit your opening, hold the vent securely in position, and lock the vent when in the closed position. Po18

25 Keeping Millions of Windows Closed For Over 65 Years Pi1

26 Project In Hardware Selection Guide Choosing the correct project in hardware is dependent upon a few important dimensions. The critical dimension is the window's mounting dimension, as shown below. This dimension is profile specific and is the total distance from the external operable sash to the first available area for mounting the keeper. The handle's geometry dictates the cam dimension and the appropriate keeper to use. These hardware dimensions can be found in the following catalog pages. The following simple formula can then be used to determine the correct dimensions. Cam Dimension = Mounting Dimension + Keeper Thickness For example, a window with a mounting dimension of 5/16" could use a handle with a cam dimension of 7/16" plus a keeper with 1/8" thickness. 7/16" = 5/16" + 1/8" In the case of a flush mount condition, where the frame and sash profiles are inline, the same equation can be utilized. Pi2

27 156 series This original Bronze Craft handle has become the industry standard for project in windows and is available in a variety of mounting hole spacing and cam lengths. Also available in pole operated and custodial lock versions. C Dim Cam B Dim Lug Height Handing 1 3 / mm A Dim Mounting Holes 1 7 / mm 1 1 / mm 7/ mm 13/ mm Shown Opposite / mm 15/ mm Shown Opposite series C Dim Cam B Dim Lug Height Handing 1 3 / mm A Dim Mounting Holes 1 7 / mm 1 1 / mm 7/ mm 13/ mm Shown Opposite / mm 15/ mm Shown Opposite Pi3

28 176 series These custodial locks are similar to the 156 and 158 series handles. The set screw in these locks can be tightened to restrict the operation of the locks. The locks are operated with the or removable handles, found in the Accessories section. C Dim Cam 7/ mm 9/ mm B Dim Lug Height 13/ mm 15/ mm 1 3 / mm A Dim Mounting Holes 1 7 / mm 1 1 / mm series These custodial locks are similar to the 156 and 158 series handles. The set screw in these locks can be tightened to restrict the operation of the locks. The locks are operated with the or removable handles, found in the Accessories section. C Dim Cam B Dim Lug Height 1 3 / mm A Dim Mounting Holes 1 7 / mm 1 1 / mm 7/ mm 13/ mm / mm 15/ mm Pi4

29 C Dim Cam B Dim Lug Height Handing Part Number 156 series 1/ mm 9/ mm 3/8 9.5 mm 15/ mm Opposite Shown Opposite Shown This handle style features a straight top edge of the based to match the lines of the window and handle grip. Also available in pole operated versions. 158 series C Dim Cam B Dim Lug Height Handing Part Number 1/ mm 3/8 9.5 mm Opposite Shown / mm 15/ mm Opposite Shown Pi5

30 156 series This handle features inline mounting holes and lug for easy preparation combined with minimalistic base design. Also available in pole operated versions. C Dim Cam B Dim Lug Height Handing Part Number 1/ mm 3/8 9.5 mm Opposite Shown / mm 15/ mm Opposite Shown series C Dim Cam B Dim Lug Height Handing Part Number 1/ mm 3/8 9.5 mm Opposite Shown / mm 15/ mm Opposite Shown Pi6

31 156 series C Dim Cam B Dim Lug Height Handing Part Number 7/ mm 1/ mm 15/ mm 3/8 9.5 mm Shown Opposite Shown Opposite This compact handle keeps the grip inline with the base for a crisp straight line finish. Also available in pole operated versions. 9/ mm 15/ mm Shown Opposite series C Dim Cam B Dim Lug Height Handinh Part Number 7/ mm 15/ mm Shown Opposite / mm 3/8 9.5 mm Shown Opposite / mm 15/ mm Shown Opposite Pi7

32 A Dim Height B Dim Offset from Holes C Dim Thickness Part Number 210 series 3/ mm 7/ mm 15/ mm 3/8 9.5 mm 3/ mm 3/ mm / mm 7/ mm 1/8 3.2 mm /4 6.4 mm 7/ mm 1/8 3.2 mm / mm 9/ mm 1/8 3.2 mm These standard keepers are typically concealed in the frame. They are designed to work with the 156 and 158 series handles and come in many varieties to fit your specific profile. 11/ mm 11/ mm 3/8 9.5 mm 1/ mm 7/ mm 9/ mm 7/ mm 7/ mm 1/8 3.2 mm 1/8 3.2 mm 1/8 3.2 mm 1/8 3.2 mm / mm 7/ mm 9/ mm / mm 7/ mm 9/ mm /8 9.5 mm 7/ mm 9/ mm /8 9.5 mm 17/ mm 5/ mm / mm 7/ mm 5/ mm / mm 7/ mm 5/ mm /4 6.4 mm 7/ mm 3/ mm This keeper features slotted mounting holes to allow the fit to be adjusted on sight to maximize the window compression for optimal performance Pi8

33 210 series These concealed keepers are available in several thicknesses to ensure compatability with your application. A Dim Height B Dim Offset from Holes C Dim Thickness D Dim Mounting Holes Part Number 5/ mm 9/ mm 5/ mm 1 7 / mm / mm 1/4 6.4 mm 1/8 3.2 mm 1 7 / mm / mm 9/ mm 5/ mm 1 7 / mm /4 6.4 mm 15/ mm 5/ mm 1 7 / mm / mm 5/ mm 1/ mm 1 3 / mm This keeper features slotted mounting holes to allow for on site adjustment to maximize window compression for optimal performance. Pi9

34 This keeper features an edge designed to fit over a rib on and extruded frame This keeper features a tapered edge to help engage the cam of the handle and lead the cam to the mounting surface. Pi10

35 273 series These spring catches are designed for windows out of reach. Operated with a 234 series sash pole, found in the Accessories section, simply pull to open and push to close. A Dim Mounting Holes 1 3 / mm 1 7 / mm 1 7 / mm B Dim Cam 29/ mm 1/ mm 9/ mm Part Number series Similar to the above 273 series spring catches, but with blind holes. B Dim Cam 29/ mm 9/ mm 19/ mm Part Number Pi11

36 These spring catches feature more curves to break away from the typical square design of other spring catches Pi12

37 This surface mounted spring catch comes in several mounting hole and latch varieties and allows for easy operation for out of reach windows. These work with the 219 series keepers This spring catch is similar to the , but offers slotted holes for adjustment. Pi13

38 These surface mounted spring catches are similar to the and come in several mounting hole and latch varieties and allows for easy operation for out of reach windows. These work with the 219 series keepers Pi14

39 297 series These vent locks restrict access to windows and panels and are available with or without an integrated pull. These are designed to work similar to the 156 series handles and use 210 series keepers. Works with the key. The 297 series are ordered as SUP-1 and the 298 series are ordered as SUP-2. See table for correct order codes. SUP - 1 X X X X X SUP - 2 X X X X Order Code A Dim Mounting Holes Order Code C Dim Cam Order Code B Dim Lug Height Order Code V Groove Order Code Backward Assembly of Lug / mm A 3/8 9.5 mm C 15/ mm V Optional B Backward / mm B 13/ mm 2 21/ mm / mm C 7/ mm 3 3/8 9.5 mm / mm D 15/ mm 4 13/ mm / mm E 1/ mm 5 5/ mm F 29/ mm 298 series Pi15

40 These concealed locks allow operable windows and panels to be secured with minimal interruption to sight lines while restricting access to the operation of the locks. Operated by the key, found in the Accessories section. Operates with key, found in the Accessories section Operates with key, found in the Accessories section. Pi16

41 This concealed lock allows operable windows and panels to be secured and adjusted by tightening the locking screw. Loosening the screw brings the latch away from the keeper. While tightening the screw draws the latch closer to the keeper for a secure lock. Operates with the key, found in the Accessories section A Dim Lug Height 15/ mm 113 series Open Direction Part Number Clockwise Counter - Clockwise This concealed lock style features an elegant integral mounting plate and is available in several latch heights to guarantee a secure lock. Operates with key, found in the Accessories section mm 1 1 / mm Clockwise Counter - Clockwise Clockwise Counter - Clockwise This thumb operated vent lock allows free access to the window or panel being secured for quick release. Pi17

42 115 series This two part concealed lock design features hidden mounting holes for uninterrupted sight lines, tamper resistance, and is available in several cam thicknesses. Operates with the key, found in the Accessories section. Part Number A Dim Cam 9/ mm 3/ mm 7/ mm 15/ mm 1/4 6.4 mm 17/ mm 9/ mm 5/ mm 113 series This lock design allows for concealed multipoint locking utilizing one key operated lock, an additional passive latch, and a 133 series connection bar. Operates with the key, found in the Accessories section. Part Number Unlock Direction Counter clockwise Function Key Operated Clockwise Key Operated Counter clockwise Passive Clockwise Passive Both Passive Pi18

43 Keeping Millions of Windows Closed For Over 65 Years C1

44 Casement Hardware Selection Guide Choosing the correct casement hardware is dependent upon a few important dimensions. The critical dimension is the window's mounting dimension, as shown below. This dimension is profile specific and is the total distance from the external operable sash to the first available area for mounting the keeper. The handle's geometry dictates the cam dimension and the appropriate keeper to use. The other important dimension is the height of the keeper. This height dimension is completely profile dependent. Care must be taken to ensure that the keeper and handle will mate appropriately to ensure proper engagement. It is very important to align the handle and keeper properly. Labeled as the mounting offset in the drawing, the centerline of the keeper must be between 1/16" to 1/8" below the centerline of the handle's pivot point. Improper alignment of the keeper could result in the vent opening under a negative load. The hardware dimensions can be found in the following catalog pages. The following simple formula can then be used to determine the correct dimensions. Cam Dimension = Mounting Dimension + Keeper Thickness For example, a window with a mounting dimension of 5/16" could use a handle with a cam dimension of 1/2" plus a keeper with 3/16" thickness. 1/2" = 5/16" + 3/16" In the case of a flush mount condition, where the frame and sash profiles are inline, the same equation can be utilized. C2

45 The Bronze Craft roto operator works effectively for sashes up to 90 lbs in weight. Opposite hand available, Also available with countersunk holes in RH, , and LH, , versions. This roto operator crank handle fits the 255 series roto operators. The thumb piece shown is aluminum, but is also available in white bronze, A set screw is provided to secure the handle to the operator This roto operator crank handle fits the 255 series roto operators and extends an additional 2 inches. The thumb piece shown is aluminum, but is also available in white bronze. A set screw is provided to secure the handle to the operator C3

46 This durable track attaches the roto operator arm to the sash for smooth operation These butt hinges offer concealed fastener holes for security and will provide ease of use C4

47 This hinge, when used on a casement window, allows for an approximate 3 inch opening at the hinge jamb to allow for cleaning of the outside of the sash from the inside of the room. Opposite hand, series This casement handle is for single point fastening and is available in several versions to ensure proper keeper engagement for profile. A Dim Mounting Holes B Dim C Dim Cam Mounting Holes Part Number 2 11 / mm 51/ mm 3/8 9.5 mm Straight / mm 3/ mm 1/ mm Straight / mm 3/ mm 1/ mm C sunk This handle provides concealed mounting screws and allows fastening without screw nuts to provide cost savings and improve the appearance of the window. C5

48 146 series This handle design allows for a second fastening point on tall windows. When connected to the 134 series top latch with a 133 series connecting bar, this handle will operate both locking points in unison. Designed to work with the shoulder screw. A Dim Mounting Holes 2 11 / mm C Dim Cam 3/8 9.5 mm Mounting Holes Part Number Straight / mm 7/ mm C sunk / mm 1/ mm Straight series This is the top passive latch for use with the 146 series handles for duplex operation. Designed to work with the shoulder screw. Note: The latch is counter sunk for F.H. screws. A Dim Mounting Holes B Dim C Dim Cam Part Number 2 11 / mm 3/ mm 3/8 9.5 mm / mm 27/ mm 3/8 9.5 mm / mm 3/ mm 7/ mm / mm 3/ mm 1/ mm C6

49 This casement handle is similar to the other 144 series handles, but offers a straight grip. Also available in duplex operated version Designed to work with the shoulder screw. C7

50 This keeper is suitable for left or right handed casement handles and is for use with our 144, 146, and 134 series handles and latches This keeper is upset, non-handed, and adjustable to allow for the best handle cam pickup This low profile keeper fits into smaller window cavities and still provides optimal locking conditions. As viewed from the inside, the is for use on left jambs & the is for use on right jambs. C8

51 This cam handle is designed for use with the Bronze Craft euro groove lock blocks. The handle cam slot engages the lock block drive pin to provide smooth travel to the fastening points This keeper is specifically designed for the range of Bronze Craft lock block components. C9

52 Bronze Craft lock block components are designed for use with a multipoint fastening system. The design allows for use in a standard euro groove, utilizing stainless steel drive pins and bearings. The material is a high strength, wear resistant copper base alloy and tin plated for corrosion resistance C10

53 This duplex set consists of a handle, latch, and two attaching screws. The 133 series connecting bar is available separately. For the dimensional information, see the specific product pages. 131 series This dual locking point assembly is used on tall windows where two locking points are required. Typically connected with an aluminum bar. Left hand assembly shown. A Dim Bar Length Opposite Shown 23 1 / cm 28 1 / cm 35 1 / cm C11

54 133 series This simple aluminum bar is used for connecting duplex handles and latches. It comes in several standard sizes, but custom sizes are available if required. A Dim Bar Length Bar Only Bar, #10:24x 5 /8 FHMS & Hex Nuts cm cm cm cm cm cm series This bar is similar in function, but is made from stainless steel tubing. Standard sizes are listed, but custom sizes are available if required. A Dim Bar Length Bar Only Bar, #10:24x 3 /8 FHMS & Hex Nuts cm cm cm C12

55 These shoulder screws are for use with the Bronze Craft 146 handles and 134 latches. The shoulder allows the hardware to be attached securely to the 133 series connecting bar, while still freely rotating to allow smooth operation of the hardware C13

56 128 series The classic Bronze Craft cremone bolt set for windows consists of the housing and bar assembly completed with 4 guides. This is typically used on the active side of French casement style windows. Part Number A Dim Upper Bar Length B Dim Lower Bar Length / cm / cm / cm cm / cm 34 5 / cm 40 3 / cm 40 3 / cm 40 3 / cm 40 3 / cm C14

57 Keeping Millions of Windows Closed For Over 65 Years H1

58 Hung Hardware Selection Guide Choosing the correct hung hardware is dependent upon the window profile and mounting space. There are two main methods of attaching hardware to the meeting rail that utilize 2 different keeper styles. Both conditions are illustrated below. All the critical dimensions are determined from the window profile. The first condition represents the case where the profile has room to have the sweep and keeper mounting on parallel surfaces, in either a flush or slightly offset condition. Also, the keeper width must be less than or equal to the mounting dimension shown below. In this instance, the critical dimensions on the profile are the profile offset and the spacing for the keeper to mount, referred to as the mounting dimension below. The following simple formula can then be used to determine the correct dimensions for the sweep and keeper heights. Keeper Height = Profile Offset + Sweep Height For example, a window with a profile offset of 1/8" could use a keeper with a height dimension of 9/16" plus a sweep with 7/16" reach. 9/16" = 1/8" + 7/16" The second condition represents the case where the keeper must be mounted on a surface that is perpendicular to the mounting surface of the sweep. The most critical dimension is the profile clearance which must be greater than the keeper thickness. This ensures that the window will pass by the keeper without any interference. The other dimensions of the hardware are dependent on where the keeper can be mounted. The keeper and the top of the sweep must align for proper and secure locking of the window. H2

59 This sweep is a popular Bronze Craft design. Opposite hand available, Pole operated and security versions are also available. Works with the following keepers: for slight offsets, and for flush mounts Opposite hand available, H3

60 This simple sweep for hung and sliding windows is used where there is an extruded groove in the secondary sash frame or with the Bronze Craft keeper. Also available in pole operated and security versions H4

61 This is Bronze Craft s smallest available sweep lock. Opposite hand available, Works with the keeper for flush rail mounting or the for offset mounting H5

62 This sweep lock is similar to the Bronze Craft , but has a lower sweep height and 1 1/2 mounting holes. It is a good intermediate sized sweep for use where the is too large and the is too small This security sweep has mounting holes almost inline with the pivot axis of the sweep to allow for rib clearance in extrusions that require it. The sweep may be locked in place by turning down a captured set screw on the sweep This low profile sweep lock is used on the meeting rail along with a customer supplied shoulder screw. It is used where an extruded keeper groove is provided at the meeting rail or with our keeper. H6

63 This popular keeper works with our , , and sweeps. For narrow rail mounting conditions please see our keeper series These keepers mount on the top of the meeting rail and work with our smaller sweep locks like the and the C Dim Cam 13/ mm 23/ mm Part Number This keeper is similar in function to the above parts, but the geometry, cam, and mounting holes are slightly different than the H7

64 204 series These keepers are similar to the , but with narrow mounting feet. The keeper sits pitched back by 3 degrees to make sure there is ample clearance for the meeting rail to pass by when opening the window. B Dim Width 5/ mm 1/4 6.4 mm Part Number series These low profile keepers work with the , , and sweep locks and are designed for use with windows that do not already have an extruded groove in the meeting rail. B Dim Width 5/ mm 1/4 6.4 mm Part Number H8

65 This low profile keeper works with our smaller sweep locks like the and It allows the meeting rails to pass by one another and mounts in such a way that the mounting screws are in shear stress, not tension which is a much stronger method of attachment This keeper is similar to the , but is designed to fit most of the Bronze Craft sweep locks This keeper is similar to the , but is completely flat to allow for the meeting rails to slide without any interference. H9

66 This keeper is similar to the , but is designed for to fit larger sweep locks. The has a milled mounting section, shown. The is unmilled, not pictured, and has a flush mounting surface on the back side of the keeper. 204 series 204 series This keeper comes in a version with counter sunk holes for flat head screws, shown, and a version with straight holes for round head screws, , not shown. This low profile keeper is open on the lower portion to fit many sweep lock geometries H10

67 This spring loaded sill latch has a built in lift and a side bar to prevent pinched fingers during operation. Works with the keeper. Opposite hand available, , and works with the keeper This spring catch is used on the lower sash of hung windows that have an extruded lift rail built in. The lift rail is machined away to allow the spring catch to fit properly. Two parts may be used for wide windows This spring loaded catch is designed for use at the meeting rails in place of a sweep lock. H11

68 This spring catch is primarily used at the head of a large double hung window to keep the upper sash from drifting down when the lower sash is opened This spring catch is similar to the , but features a built in ring that works with a sash pole to raise and lower the upper sash for ventilation and cleaning. This spring catch is similar to the in function, but features a heavier duty design for applications that require additional strength and ease in operation H12

69 These keepers are typically used with our spring catches such as the , , and They may be used at the head or sill of the window. Several sizes are available H13

70 This keeper is used with spring catches mounted at the sill or head. The notch allows the finger guard of the to pass below the engagement point to ensure proper sealing. Opposite hand available, This anti-lock out keeper allows the user to slide part of the keeper, painted red, over to prevent the spring catch from locking during maintenance access or cleaning of the window. 210 series The geometry of these angled keepers allow them to properly engage with Bronze Craft spring catches which are designed with angled latchs, allowing the hardware to seal properly. Part Number A Dim Cam Height B Dim Thickness C Dim Angle / mm 5/ mm 10 degrees /4 6.4 mm 5/ mm 15 degrees / mm 11/ mm 15 degrees H14

71 Keeping Millions of Windows Closed For Over 65 Years A1

72 Hardware Accessories Selection Guide Choosing the correct accessory in this section does not require any information from the specific window profile. However, it is important to note that many of the following parts look very similar. Please refer to the notes about which components these accessories are designed to work with. Proper accessory selection will result in optimal hardware performance. A2

73 series A Dim Pole Length 4 feet 1.2 m 6 feet 1.8 m 8 feet 2.4 m 10 feet 3.0 m 12 feet 3.7 m 14 feet 4.3 m 16 feet 4.9 m Part Number This sash pole features an aluminum pole and is fitted with a rubber bumper on the lower end. For use with the pole hanger This pole hook is also available for customers who wish to make their own sash pole assemblies. This pole hanger is used to store the 234 series sash poles on the wall and prevents the poles from falling. Typically used with an aluminum sash pole A3

74 series This wooden sash pole is made from hickory and features a rubber bumper on the lower end. For use with the pole hanger. A Dim Pole Length 4 feet 1.2 m 6 feet 1.8 m 8 feet 2.4 m 10 feet 3.0 m 12 feet 3.7 m 14 feet 4.3 m Part Number This pole hook is also available for customers who wish to make their own sash pole assemblies This pole hanger is used to store the 234 series sash poles on the wall and prevents the poles from falling. Typically used with a hickory sash pole. A4

75 These pole rings are used on hopper or hung windows to operate the out of reach sashes with a sash pole. These rings are used to open or close the window in place of the ring handle. The use of these rings avoids bending and damaging pole operated handles A5

76 Similar to the previous pole rings, these rings are used to open or close the window in place of the ring handle. Use of these rings avoids bending and damaging pole operated handles These pole rings require a hole or mortise to allow insertion of the pole hook for proper operation A6

77 This handle may be used as a lift on hung windows or as a pull on casements as applicable The large width on this pull allows for a comfortable grip and easy use This extremely popular part is a lift for hung windows, but may be used anywhere a small sturdy lift is required. A7

78 This low profile pull is typically used on French casements where a cremone bolt is used on the active leaf This gasket is similar to the , but has a larger hole for handles with a longer lug This gasket is used with our 156 and 158 series project in handles with a diamond base and provides a better window seal around the hardware These gaskets are designed for the Bronze Craft 255 series roto operators. The features an adhesive back to keep it in place while assembling the roto operator to the window. The has no adhesive. A8

79 This gasket is used with 144 and 146 series handles and 134 series latches that feature a smaller latch This gasket with a larger opening is used with 144 and 146 series handles and 134 series latches that feature a long latch This gasket is for pushbars with 1 3/8 mounting holes for improved air and water sealing This gasket is for pushbars with 1 7/8 mounting holes for improved air and water sealing. A9

80 This 90 degree removable handle is used to operate our custodial lock fasteners. The open end wrench securely fits in the slotted sides of the 176, 179, and 182 series locks. The 90 degree grip position allows use in confined locations. The allen wrench end fits the security set screws to open the lock. These are generally ordered in quantities needed by building maintenance staff. Also available with a hex with hole for pinned security screws, This handle is similar in function to the , but offers a straight design This key is used with select Bronze Craft concealed locks and features a hole to fit on a key ring. A10

81 This key is used to operate many Bronze Craft 113 series concealed locks. Also available with a 1/8 drilled hole for pinned security screws, series This key is used to operate 297 and 298 series vent locks and concealed locks. It is also available in two hex sizes and with or without drilled hole for security pins. A Dim Hex Size B Dim Pin Hole Part Number 7/ mm 7/ mm 1/4 6.4 mm 1/4 6.4 mm 1/8 3.2 mm None / mm None This key is similarly used to operate many Bronze Craft 113 series concealed locks, but features a straight design to easily fit on key rings. Also available with a 7/64 (2.8mm) drilled hole for pinned security screws, A11

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