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90-025 Window Lock, 7/8"

can we come up with a latch that will replace these latches on these old metal windows.

I need to replace two (2) window locks. See attached photos. Please let me know where to purchase and the cost.

90-025 window lock. The hole for the left screw is not open enough to get a screw in. The lock doesn't open enough to fully expose the screw hole on the left side. How am I supposed to install?

I am looking for this part for old windows

One of the posts that is welded to the window frame for a Living brand window lock broke, and the latch won't lock. Is there a part for this that I can jb weld onto the frame?

Hi there, do you think you might have this part??? Please advise, thank you, Donna

where I can purchase the above Alenco cam lock.

Need to replace this lock for a window, holes are about 1" oc

7/8ths window lock

Good Morning - can you locate a replacement part for this. Thanks

Hello, I have Alenco windows installed in the mid 80's and need a cam lock like this one pictured.

I recently purchased a 1980 condo with sliding windows. Photo 929 shows the broken latch I want to fix. Photo 930 shows another latch that is still good. Please let me know if you have these and the cost. Thank you, Dan

Would your part # 90-025 Work on the attached sliding windows? I am told they are Probably Acorn windows.

Looks like a double hung sash window lock but fits slider Aluminum Frame windows. Home was built in 1986. Looks like it matches your 90-025 (9o-020?) lock

Closer is clockwise

I need 6 of these to replace broken ones. Most are missing the sash part. No markings or anything that I have been able to find.

Need to replace this lock.

need sash window lock kit

Hole to hole 2" Might be Efco double hung windows?

I have Alenco Winddows that are 57 years old and the window faceplate fell out of the window and broke. They are a dull silver and the latch works fine but the face plate is more ornate with the centre being a semi-circle (that holds the lock in place), and the sides of it being slanted slightly (in ... (cont.)