Tilt Window Parts for Old Windows

Handy Person from Denver
In repairing the stained glass panels at our church, several parts were either lost or broken for the tilting mechanism. There are 3 pieces on each side of the window that make up the pivot point. There's a non-slotted screw that provides a pressure point for the set screw. The non-slotted screw inserts into a spring. Then there is a plastic rod that presses against the screw when all three parts are inserted at the base of the window. The plastic rod flares out at the end which rides in the track of the window frame. I have included a picture.

I need at least the plastic rod - probably a dozen at least to have a few spare. I could use a few springs and non-slotted screws. These windows are probably 50+ years old but still operate good. The window and frame are all aluminum.

Please advise if you are able to help provide or find these parts. Thanks, Steve.
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Paul
Paul from SWISCO
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Thank you for your patience in this matter. We are still researching a possible substitute. In the meantime, however, could you perhaps send a few photos of your window and, if possible, of the device put together? That would help us in our search.
Handy Person from Parker Colorado
Thank you for the reply. Here are a couple pictures. The second shows the plastic piece. The spring inside frame behind the plastic piece.
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Paul
Paul from SWISCO
SWISCO
Expert
Thank you for posting. I believe you need some kind of Pressure Shoe. Please take a look at our 37-005. Does that look like something you can use?
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