Sugatsune AT-70-I Recessed Pull Ivory Abs Snap in

Product Description

The SUGATSUNE AT-70-I is a snap-in recessed pull designed for cabinet doors, drawers, and panel access points where a flush, low-profile handle is required. Made from ABS plastic in an ivory finish, this pull installs into a routed or molded recess and snaps securely into place without fasteners. The overall width measures 2.76 inches (70mm), the overall height is 1.61 inches (41mm), and the recess depth is 0.67 inches (17mm). The recess opening dimensions are 2.58 inches (65.5mm) wide by 1.30 inches (33mm) high. At 0.03 pounds, it is well suited for lightweight cabinetry and enclosure applications where minimal hardware footprint is the priority.

This recessed pull is commonly used in residential and commercial cabinetry, RV and marine interiors, electrical enclosures, access panels, and furniture where surface-mounted hardware is not desirable. The snap-in design makes it appropriate for production environments and field service work where fast, tool-free installation is required. The ivory ABS construction resists corrosion and is suitable for moderate-moisture environments.

Key Features

• Snap-in installation — no fasteners required
• Flush recessed profile keeps surface clean and unobstructed
• ABS plastic construction is lightweight and corrosion-resistant
• Ivory finish suits light-colored cabinetry and panel work
• Compact footprint: 2.76 inches wide by 1.61 inches tall overall
• Recess opening: 2.58 inches wide by 1.30 inches high by 0.67 inches deep

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style snap-in recessed pull for cabinet doors, access panels, and drawer fronts requiring a 65.5mm x 33mm routed or molded recess opening with a 17mm depth clearance.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by woodworkers, cabinetmakers, or general tradespeople. Prepare the recess opening to match the required cutout dimensions before snapping the pull into place. Verify panel thickness provides adequate backing depth for secure retention. No special tools are required for the snap-in fit, but a router or appropriate cutting tool is needed to prepare the recess if one does not already exist.