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Truth 40097 4" handle extension. Great for use with blinds.

11/32" spline

Truth 40096 2" Handle Extension. This is a great product get clearance from a window sill, or to go thru a wooden blind.

Truth part # 40096

The Truth 99.20 limiting device, limits the amount of opening of a casement window.

In some locations this is required for all window above the first floor.

Truth Encore Dual Arm Operator for Low Profile windows.  Same as the Wi5010, but has a rectangular slide on the long arm instead of the standard models square slide.

The Truth 11577 is used on the Encore and Maxim Awning Operators, Models Wi5100 (51.00) and Wi5110 (51.10). The operator is attached to the track by the 11647 Slide Shoe. The track measures 16 inches long by 5/8 inches wide and 5/16 inches deep.

The Truth 14.80 hinge is the most common of the Truth Stainless Steel Casement Hinges. The stainless steel track is 10" long, the glide is a plastic coated steel. The most common problem on this hinge is the shoe. When the hinge is installed incorrectly or not maintained the shoe could pull out the window track. This Truth hinge is used on the Wi1510, Wi1511, Wi1516, Wi1518, Wi1531, Wi1532, Wi1594 and Wi2301.

This hinge is sold in pairs (one top and one bottom). If your window is the opposite hand, the top hinge goes to the bottom and the bottom hinge goes to the top.

Truth Window Hinge 14.97 Maxim

Common numbers found on this hinge are 31862, and 31858

This hinge has been manufacturered since 1999

sold in pairs (top and bottom)

Truth 14.17 Casement Hinge-Pair

The 14.17 is not that popular of a hinge. But if your track measures 14" than this is probably what you have. The hinge has a stack height of 7/16". The outside screw holes measure 12-3/8" on center. We sometimes find the number 30986 on the arm and 41498 and 41499 on the stainless steel track.

This hinge is sold in pairs (one top and one bottom). If your window is the opposite hand, the top hinge goes to the bottom and the bottom hinge goes to the top.

Truth 16.52 Sash Lock. A very common sash lock that tends to fail because the plastic slide breaks due to incorrect installation at the window manufacturer or being forced when there is a obstruction in the window opening. The new replacement model has a thicker plastic slide. Because the slide is thicker, the keeper, part # Wi41268 and Wi41269 might have to be shimmed with small washers.

Common numbers found on this sash lock are 21328 and 45189

Non handed (can be used on right or left hand windows).

The Truth 14.75 hinge is the most common of the Truth Casement Hinges. The stainless steel track is 10" long, the glide is a plastic coated steel. The most common problem on this hinge is the shoe. When the hinge is installed incorrectly or not maintained the shoe could pull out the window track. Common numbers found on this hinge are 30744B, 31133C, 40942 and 40941.

This Truth hinge is used on the Wi1510, Wi1511, Wi1516, Wi1518, Wi1531, Wi1532, Wi1594 and Wi2301.

This hinge is sold in pairs (one top and one bottom). If your window is the opposite hand, the top hinge goes to the bottom and the bottom hinge goes to the top.

Truth 14.77 Egress Casement window hinge. This hinge does the same thing as the Wi1475, but the window only travels 2-9/16" into the opening. This hinge is designed to meet Building Egress Code Requirements.

Common numbers found on this hinge are 30463, 30818, 40942 and 40941

Sold in pairs (top and bottom)