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Constant-Force Coil Balance
Constant-force coil sash balance for single- and double-hung windows. 300-series stainless steel coil with zinc die-cast cam and glass-filled PA66 shoe. Eight standard capacity ratings (3A through 10K) plus tandem (5C/5CL through 10K/10KL) for heavier sashes.
Also known as
coil balance · tape balance · constant force balance · CF balance
Key Features
- Constant-force tension across sash travel
- Stainless steel coil for corrosion resistance
- Tandem configuration for heavy commercial sash
- Direct drop-in replacement for AAMA-cycle-tested windows
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Specifications
Component family
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Constant-force coil, block-and-tackle, and spiral-tube sash balances for single- and double-hung windows. 4–60 lb capacities.
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