Sugatsune AT-70-BR Brown Snap in Recessed Pull

Product Description

The SUGATSUNE AT-70-BR is a snap-in recessed pull designed for cabinet doors, drawers, and access panels where a low-profile, flush-mount handle is required. Constructed from ABS plastic in a brown finish, this pull recesses into a routed pocket to sit flush with the surface, keeping fingers clear and eliminating protruding hardware. Overall width measures 70 millimeters and overall height measures 41 millimeters, with a recess depth of 17 millimeters, a recess height of 33 millimeters, and a recess width of 65.5 millimeters. Installation requires no fasteners — the unit snaps directly into a routed opening. The part weighs approximately 0.03 pounds.

This recessed pull is well suited for residential and light commercial cabinetry, RV interiors, marine applications, electrical enclosures, and equipment access panels where surface-mounted hardware is not practical. The snap-in design speeds installation in production or field environments where dozens of pulls must be seated quickly. The brown ABS finish blends with wood-grain laminates and darker panel materials commonly found in cabinetry and specialty enclosures.

Key Features

• Snap-in installation — no screws or fasteners required
• ABS plastic construction — lightweight, corrosion-resistant
• Flush-mount profile eliminates protruding hardware
• Brown finish compatible with wood-grain and dark laminate panels
• Compact form factor suited for tight or space-constrained applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style snap-in recessed pull for cabinetry, access panels, and enclosures requiring a flush-mount handle with a 65.5 millimeter wide by 33 millimeter tall by 17 millimeter deep routed pocket.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by routing or machining a pocket to the specified recess dimensions — 65.5 millimeters wide, 33 millimeters tall, and 17 millimeters deep — then pressing the pull firmly into the opening until it snaps into place. Verify panel thickness is compatible with the recess depth before cutting. No power tools are required for the snap-in seating step itself. Remove any panel from service before cutting the recess opening.