Prime Line Products F 2642 Tilt Latch White 2 Pack

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS F 2642 is a spring-loaded vinyl tilt latch sold in a two-pack and finished in white. Tilt latches secure the sash of a tilt-in window in its closed and locked position, then release to allow the sash to pivot inward for cleaning or removal. This replacement part is suited for window service technicians, glaziers, and maintenance professionals who restore or rehabilitate double-hung tilt-in window assemblies. The vinyl construction resists corrosion, and the integrated spring mechanism provides consistent latch engagement without additional hardware.

This part is intended for residential and light commercial window applications where the original tilt latch has broken, lost spring tension, or gone missing. It is commonly installed during window maintenance calls, renovation projects, or multi-unit property upkeep where matching the existing white finish is required. Each package contains two latches, making it practical for replacing both latches on a single sash in one service call.

Key Features

• Spring-loaded mechanism provides consistent sash retention and release
• Vinyl construction resists moisture and corrosion in window environments
• White finish suits standard residential window sash colors
• Two-pack format allows full single-sash replacement in one purchase
• Direct replacement design for tilt-in double-hung window sash latches

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement tilt latch for tilt-in double-hung window assemblies requiring a spring-loaded vinyl latch in white.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a window technician or general maintenance professional. Before replacing the latch, tilt the sash fully inward and support it securely to avoid accidental movement. Most tilt latch replacements require only a screwdriver and involve removing the retaining screws on the existing latch before pressing the new latch into place. Verify that the replacement latch seats fully and that the spring engages correctly before returning the sash to the upright position.