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Slotted Awning Window Scissor Stay Arm
A replacement arm for the flat scissor-stay linkage inside older awning windows, where cracked OEM arms are no longer sold. It is a 158 x 18 x 6 mm bar with a fixed 5.5 mm M5 pivot hole and a raised thrust pad at one end. Two 5.5 mm wide slots let you set the other pivots where your old arm had them: the middle slot runs 52–78 mm from the pivot and the end slot runs 119–143 mm. Measure your old arm before ordering, then fit it with M5 bolts, washers and nylock nuts.
Compliant Spring-Bolt Sash Tilt Latch
This one-piece surface-mount latch replaces cracked tilt latches on vinyl single- and double-hung sashes, and it also works as a spring catch for gates and cabinets. A 10 mm ramped bolt sticks out 5 mm and pulls back 6.5 mm by its thumb tab. A printed serpentine spring with nine 1.2 mm beams pushes it back out, so there is no metal spring to source. The 68 x 31 x 8.4 mm housing mounts with two 4.5 mm holes for #6/#8 pan-head screws or M4.
Print-In-Place Window Restrictor Stay
A print-in-place sliding restrictor stay that limits how far a window sash or door can open: a 136 x 28 x 8 mm slotted arm with a captive Ø10 mm sliding post trapped in an internal T-slot at 0.4 mm clearance, giving 85 mm of travel (screw spacing 58 mm closed, 101 mm at the hard stop). Both mount holes are 4.5 mm for a #8 wood screw or M4, and an integral 1.8 mm leaf-spring detent snaps over the flange near the end of the slot so the window is held at the restricted opening instead of drifting shut.