Window Operator - Dual Arm

Window Operator - Dual Arm

Set of scaled dimensioned drawings of the Dual Arm Window Operator viewed from the front, plan, and side
Description
Description

A dual arm window operator is a mechanical device designed to control the opening and closing of casement windows or large awning windows. It consists of two parallel arms connected to a central gear mechanism and a crank handle. The dual arms provide enhanced stability, strength, and smooth operation, especially for larger or heavier windows. When the handle is turned, the gears rotate, extending or retracting the arms simultaneously, thus pushing or pulling the window sash.

This design ensures even distribution of force, preventing window warping or misalignment. Dual arm operators are versatile, accommodating various window sizes, styles, and materials while offering improved ventilation and ease of use.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

The Dual Arm Window Operator has an overall closed arm length of 19.3” (49 cm). The sill mount has a width of 5.2” (13.2 cm), height of .87” (2.2 cm), and exposed depth of 1.25” (3.2 cm).

3D Model
3D Model
Details
Details

*Under Development*

Height:
.87” | 2.2 cm (Mount)
Width:
5.2” | 13.2 cm (Mount)
Depth:
1.25” | 3.2 cm (Mount)
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Closed Arm Length: 19.3” | 49 cm

Materials:
Die-cast mount; steel arms
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Drawings include:

Dual Arm Window Operator front elevation, side, plan (closed, open)

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