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2e 700 WEST BRIDGE STREET, OWATONNA, MN 55060 ■ 507.451.5620 800.866.7884 ■ TRUTH.COM
CASEMENT 14 THE MAXIM® SYSTEM CASEMENT HINGES WASHABILITY: When you are in need of venting a large casement window, Truth’s #14.97 Washability Casement Hinge, in combination with Truth’s Maxim Dual Arm Operator, is just the answer. This model will allow the sash to move 6-1/2" to provide washability access. The hinge provides 1.5" more “washability” area than Truth’s standard #14.75 Casement Hinge, which makes it much easier for the homeowner to clean their windows from inside the home. Able to support a 40"x 84" frame size window (96 lb. Sash), the #14.97 Hinge has been rated to meet an average of 225 lbs. per hinge in negative air testing. EGRESS: Truth’s #14.12 Egress Casement Hinge is designed specifically to work with Truth’s Maxim Dual Arm Operator, in order to achieve egress access in required situations. The hinge arms are made of heavy gage steel to give sash weight carrying capability of up to 69 lb. sash. FIELD SERVICE SOLUTIONS: Field service problems can be easily corrected with our simple adjustment feature built right into the hinge. Often times a window may be installed out of square, or sash sag may occur which needs to be remedied. Now, without having to disconnect the sash, the window can be re-aligned by simply turning the “adjustment stud” with our Maxim Hinge Adjustment Wrench (#31887). See Figure #3 and Truth Tip #8 for adjustment procedures. DESIGN: These hinges have a notched track to clear corner welds in vinyl window frames, and has a .080" screw head clearance under the slide shoe. Hinges fit into existing hinge cavities of Truth’s #14 series hinges (see drawings for optional 1/2" stack-height models). Both hinges meet an average of 225 lbs. per hinge, in negative air testing. The hinge arms are made of heavy gage steel to give sash weight carrying capability of up to a 69 lb. (#14.12), and 96 lb. (#14.97) sash when used with the Maxim Dual Arm Operator. WARRANTY: Protected under the terms of the “Truth Warranty for Window & Door Manufacturers & Authorized Distributors”. Refer to Truth’s Terms & Conditions for further details. MATERIAL: Non-magnetic stainless steel track, heavy gauge steel arms, brass stud and stainless steel reinforced insert in plastic shoe. Non-magnetic stainless steel arms are also available. CORROSION RESISTANCE: Truth’s E-Gard® Hardware has a multistage coating process that produces a superior physical and aesthetic finish. Plus, it is resistant to a wider range of corrosive materials, including industrial cleaning materials and environmental pollutants. This proprietary process has been tested to be approximately three times better than common zinc plated finishes. For coastal applications, Truth also has stainless steel arms available (See Tech Note #7). ORDERING INFORMATION: 1. Specify "standard" or "coastal" hinge. 2. Order Casement Hinge part number: • #14.97 (washability) • #14.12 (egress) 3. Hinges can be ordered assembled or K.D. (knocked down). K.D. hinges allow track and arms to be purchased separately for greater efficiency when hardware is applied to the sash and frames in separate locations. 1. Specify left - or right-hand (handing determined by the hinge side when looking at the window from the outside). A pair of hinges are required per window (1 left hand & 1 right hand). 2. #31887 - Maxim Hinge Adjustment Wrench (sold separately). RECOMMENDED SCREWS: Coating compatibility between the screws and the hinge is very important in order to maintain the optimum in corrosion resistance performance. Refer to drawings for complete information on screw type and quantity needed (sold separately). For additional information regarding screw selection - see Truth Tips and Tech Note #11. TRUTH TIPS: 1. Truth recommends that when designing a casement window the sash width should be limited to no greater than 66% of the sash height. A sash width that exceeds 66% could develop sash sag over the life of the window. Refer to Tech. Note #3 for more information dealing with sash sag prevention. 2. When selecting mounting screws for Truth hardware, coating compatibility is one of the most important criteria. For best corrosion resistance the coating on the screws should be the same as the coating on the hardware. For more information, see Tech Note #11. 3. The Washability Hinge with snap stud attachment was designed to be used on a casement window only. Under no circumstances should a casement hinge with a snap stud attachment be used on an awning window. 4. Screw heads will be raised above the track when installed. Truth’s slide shoe is bridged (.080" high) to clear screw heads. 5. For accurate hardware placement, pre-drilling of the screw holes in the window profile is recommended. 6. For vinyl window applications, mounting screws should pass through two PVC walls, or one PVC wall and one insert wall. For this reason, it may be necessary to use a longer screw than is recommended. 7. For metal window profiles Truth recommends machine screws however, in most applications sheet metal screws will provide adequate holding power. 8. A standard 7/16" wrench can be used to adjust a hinge equipped with the adjustable stud, however this will require detaching the support arms from the track. To adjust this hinge without detaching the support arms it is necessary to use Truth’s Maxim Hinge Adjustment Wrench #31887. 9. On some window designs, binding can be experienced on the hinge side of the window between the outermost edge of the sash and the jamb. This problem often occurs when switching from a standard hinge to an “Egress” hinge. If a window system is designed to work with an “Egress” hinge, the window system will work with all other Truth Concealed Casement Hinges. When binding is encountered, three solutions are available: a) move hinge location toward outside of sash, 3
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