Siegenia Tilt Turn Drive Gear - Various Sizes

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Siegenia Aubi Tilt Turn window drive gear - Various Sizes

Siegenia Drive Gear Operates Tilt & Turn mechanism Connects into corner drives to move locking parts round all 4 sides of the tilt turn window. tilt turn gear mechanisms including GR0 GR1 GR2 GR3 GR4, tilt locking gears

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From £17.88 (inc VAT)

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* Free Delivery To UK Mainland Destinations only (areas Outside UK Mainland will be chargeable)

Our aim is to pick and pack all orders received by 12Noon G.M.T. Mon toFri (excluding bank holidays and holiday shutdowns) ready to be despatched the same day.

Smaller items are sent via Royal mail post, whilst larger packages will be sent via one of our secure couriers .

Our aim is to always provide an excellent, secure, and efficient service and Uk mainland items are generally delivered within 2 - 3 days and in many cases next day.

Goods that are delivered outside of the UK mainland are likely to have a longer delivery period to accomodate the courier service used.

Returns Brief

Products can be returned by simply requesting a Goods Return Note (G.R.N.) from us. Return packages should clearly show this number on the external packaging so we can quickly process your return. You can see our full returns conditions in our returns policy section.
N:B. Goods returned for a refund which were ordered wrong or no longer required,must be in the original state supplied, un-used, and un-cut.

Siegenia tilt turn window drive gear espag lock

Backset: 17mm
Handle hole centres: 43mm
Faceplate width: 16mm
Locking points: Rollers : GR0 & GR1 = 0 GR2 & GR3 = 1 GR4 = 2
The faceplates are stamped as follows:
GR0: FFH 480-600
GR1: FFH 601-1100
GR2: FFH 1000-1460
GR3: FFH 1461-1920
GR4: FFH 18800-2380
You may find that your existing drive gear has a "switch barrier" device (A dark brown oblong shaped appendage attatched to the faceplate) It has a metal arm that engages against the frame when the window is closed. This device stops the handle been operated when the window is open to help prevent any trapped fingers or putting the opener into the tilt position inadvertently. You may find that the existing window does not have this device fitted (as some fabricators did not like to use it) You can remove it from the existing one if you so wish with a flat screwdriver by forcing it between the lifter and the faceplate and twisting it out and away with some force and re-fitting it to the new one however you will probally find it easier and less hassle to ignore this device.

Underneath the faceplate are teeth to connect to any corner drive gears.