S372-26

26" Series 372 Channel Balance

Name: 26" Series 372 Channel Balance
SKU: S372-26
Price: 11.49 USD
Availability: InStock

Product Code: S372-26

$11.49/each

Quantity	Price
1-11	$11.49
12-49	$10.34
50-99	$9.77
100-249	$9.19
250+	$8.62

Please Note: Bulk pricing applies only to purchases of the same option

How to measure the length of the Series 372 channel balance.

Product Description

This is a Series 372 channel balance for non-tilt windows. It moderates the operation of your window sash using a specifically calibrated spring and pulley system that allows the window to stay open when raised.

This balance has a 26" long metal channel. When determining the length, do not include the attached fittings. Only measure the metal channel.
Comes fully assembled with the 19-004 top and 15-031 bottom fittings and will be ready to install out of the box.
The strength you need should be indicated as a stamp or imprint on your old metal channel. If you do not have a stamp, or cannot match it up to our options, weigh your sash on a scale and refer to the chart below.
The width of the metal channel measures 9/16" but is considered 1/2" in the trade.
Can work for either the left or right side of the window interchangeably.

Stamp Option	Sash Weight Range
2510	5 to 9 lbs
2520	9 to 15 lbs
2530	15 to 19 lbs
2540	19 to 25 lbs

*This information is based on 2 balances per sash. Balances are designed assuming friction in the jamb weather-strip will carry a portion of the sash weight. Suggested sash weights are approximate.

Good Idea!

Balances are sold individually, however, it is a good idea to replace both window balances at the same time. Pairing a new balance with an old one would cause the new balance to wear out faster.

Helpful Tip!

The stamp option is a code that indicates how much weight a pair of balances can support. You can use the stamp on your original channel balance as a reference in most cases, or you can weigh your sash and refer to the chart above. If your sash's weight falls outside the weight ranges listed on that chart, or you are still unsure how to proceed, ask our experts for help.

Guides

How to replace a non-tilt channel balance

Choosing a Non-tilt Channel Balance: What Will We Need?