Window tilt latch
AssigneeNewell Industrial Corporation
InventorRobert E. Gleason
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AssigneeNewell Industrial Corporation
InventorRobert E. Gleason
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An invertably mountable device having a generally hollow housing which mounts a movable latch member that is preferably biased toward latching engagement with an adjacent window jamb liner by a spring disposed within the housing. The housing preferably comprises a pair of mirror-image shells which fit together to form an enclosure, and provide an internal pivot mount for the latch member, and the housing has an opening through which the latch member projects. The latch member preferably carries a finger grip/thumb abutment member which facilitates movement of the latch member by an operator, and the grip/abutment member and latch member are preferably configured to permit mounting of the grip/abutment on either side of the latch member, to facilitate invertable mounting of the latch member. The latch member and jamb liner preferably provide a detent structure for secure interengagement.
A window assembly including a pair of mutually opposed jamb liners and a sash positionable between the jamb liners with opposite sides of the sash slidably engaged with the jamb liners, said window assembly comprising:
An interlock device for retaining a window sash in place between a pair of mutually opposed jamb liners with which opposite sides of the sash are slidably engaged, comprising:
An interlock device for retaining a window sash in place between a pair of mutually opposed jamb liners with which opposite sides of the sash are slidably engaged, comprising:
A window assembly including a window sash and an interlock device for retaining the window sash in place between a pair of mutually opposed jamb liners with which opposite sides of the sash are slidably engaged, said window assembly comprising:
A window assembly including a window sash and an interlock device for retaining the window sash in place between a pair of mutually opposed jamb liners with which opposite sides of the sash are slidably engaged, said window assembly comprising:
In combination, first and second window sashes having oppositely disposed sides slidably mounted between a pair of spaced jamb liners, and an interlock device for retaining at least a selected one of said first and second sashes in place as so mounted, said sash member having a top rail extending between said sides, and said interlock device mounted on said top rail generally adjacent one of said jamb liners;
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