Prime Line Products F 2722 Spring Load Tilt Latch

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS F 2722 is a white, spring-loaded tilt latch made from injection-molded plastic, designed to restore proper operation to tilt-in sash window panels. The latch allows sash panels to tilt inward and downward from the top, enabling cleaning and maintenance without removing the window from the frame. At 3.25 inches in length and 1.375 inches in width, with hole centers spaced 2.0625 inches apart and a 0.75-inch backset, this latch matches the mounting footprint found on a wide range of residential window sash assemblies. Each package includes one left-hand latch and one right-hand latch, providing everything needed to repair one window.

This latch is suited for residential window repair and replacement applications. It is used on sash panels engineered to tilt in from the top for interior cleaning access. Window service technicians, glaziers, and general contractors working on window restoration projects will find this part applicable across a variety of window manufacturer designs. The white finish blends with standard white vinyl and painted sash frames common in residential construction.

Key Features

• Spring-loaded mechanism holds sash panels securely in the closed position
• Injection-molded plastic construction resists corrosion in high-moisture window environments
• 3.25-inch length and 1.375-inch width with 2.0625-inch hole centers for broad compatibility
• 0.75-inch backset matches standard sash rail mounting configurations
• Includes one left-hand and one right-hand latch to complete a single window repair
• White finish suitable for standard vinyl and painted sash frames

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement tilt latch for residential tilt-in sash window panels; used by a variety of window manufacturers.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by window service technicians or general contractors. Tilt the sash panel inward before removing the old latch to relieve spring tension and avoid damaging the sash rail. Confirm hole center spacing and backset measurements against the existing hardware before installation. Left-hand and right-hand latches are not interchangeable, so verify orientation on each side of the sash before fastening.