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57-102 Glazing Spring for Steel Windows, 18 Gauge

Hi, I'm installing a new pane using the 57-102 clips, and have an orientation question. The window I'm repairing didn't have a consistent orientation, so I'm not sure the correct one. Is the attached photo showing the correct orientation or is it upside down? Even on the web, orientation is mixed. T ... (cont.)

Hi, I am re-glazing industrial steel windows using 1/4" thick glass. I think I should use commercial-grade steel glazing clips. I understand that the residential ones have a wire strength of 18 gauge, the commercial ones around 16. Do you also carry the commercial variety? I would probably need a bo ... (cont.)

After removing the putty, I did not find any springs. There are holes as pictured below in the metal frame that I believe hold springs that the diy videos indicate I need to hold the pane of glass. Do you sell the springs, what do they look like, and how are they placed to secure the pane of glass? ... (cont.)

We are restoring the glass in old metal casement windows. In removing one of the glass panes, we found this metal clip/spring. We would like to order a supply of these items but want to market certain to order the correct item. Would you be able to assist?

These are 1 1/4 " on longest side 1" on the short side recently bought 57-102 from you they are not fitting properly seem to measure a little short on the long side

I have metal window frames and I would like to know if it would be better to use a silicone caulking to set the window in place then use the traditional glazing on the opposite side.

Where can I find small clips for my 1930

What is the length of this glazing spring

I have purchased a warehouse metal window and separately glass 13X19

Will these clips also help with the expansion & shrinking of the metal frame due to heating and cooling in day/night? My windows cracked after a few days when I last replaced them.

Greetings: As you see in the pictures, we are keeping the medal (love the casement windows) but will be doing the enduring chore of taking off the "Putty" Glazing, and hoping to replace it with a glazing material you have. But to be honest with you, I don't even know where to start...with what g ... (cont.)

First time doing this. Do both ends of spring go into the one hole? Thanks.