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Dual-Arm Window Operator
High-pressure zinc die-cast dual-arm casement window operator for sash 24"–40" wide × up to 84" tall, 96–108 lb capacity. Hardened steel worm gear; coastal stainless option for marine environments. AAMA 904 cycle test compliant.
Also known as
casement operator · Maxim-class operator · dual arm operator · window crank operator
Key Features
- AAMA 904 cycle-tested for commercial duty
- Coastal 300-series SS option for marine environments
- Compatible with standard 11-tooth spline crank handles
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Specifications
Component family
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Single-arm and dual-arm casement window operators for sash 30–108 lb. E-Gard zinc die-cast bodies, hardened steel worm, and stainless arms. AAMA 904 cycle-tested.
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