CRL FJ2320 23" Tubular Spiral Non-Tilt Window Balance Red Bushing

Description

This standard duty
CRL Tubular Spiral Balance for Non-Tilt Windows
will replace a 9/16" diameter (14 mm) metal or plastic tube balance with a sash load capacity of up to 25 pounds (11.3 kg). This unit will also replace spiral balances with a white bushing. While this balance is packaged and sold individually, it is our recommendation that both balances in the window be replaced at the same time.
How to Order Tubular Spiral Window Balances:
1. To select the proper tubular spiral balance, check diameter of the metal or plastic tube on the old balance: 9/16" is series "FJ"; 3/8" is series "FM" or "FR", depending on the fitting at the end of the rod.
2. Measure tube length only; do not include rod length.
3. Check color of nylon bushing. If white or red, select a standard duty balance; if blue, select a heavy-duty balance.
4. Verify if fitting on rod protruding from the nylon bushing matches an illustration for non-tilt type balances. Select the appropriate series ("FM" or "FR") if balance diameter is 3/8".
5. Order quantity required of each new balance by the CRL catalog number.
This
CRL Tubular Spiral Window Balance
for tilt type windows will replace a metal or plastic tube balance with a sash load capacity of up to 25 pounds (11.3 kg). It will also replace same size spiral balances with a white bushing. While this balance is packaged and sold individually, it is our recommendation that both balances in the window be replaced at the same time.
How to Order Tubular Spiral Window Balances
1. Check the tube diameter of the metal or plastic tube on the old balance.
2. Measure the tube length from the end of the balance to the bottom of the colored nylon bushing only. Do not include the rod extension.
3. Check the color of the nylon bushing.
4. Verify that the rod extension protruding from the nylon bushing matches.
5. Match tube diameter, tube length, nylon bushing color against the information shown next to the catalog number. If all agree, and the rod extension matches the one in the photo, then this is the correct balance.