UK Suppliers Of Fapim 0640B OSIRIDE Window Handle

The Fapim 0640B Osiride Window Handle is a premium aluminium window handle designed for Tilt & Turn systems. This non-locking handle provides smooth transitions between closed, tilted, and fully open positions. The internal mechanism is constructed from high-grade Zamak, ensuring the handle can withstand high-frequency use in both domestic and commercial environments. Also featuring a durable die-cast body and a sleek satin silver finish. Its snap-in positioning ensures the 0640B handle clicks firmly into place at 90° intervals. This prevents the handle from sagging and ensures your window is always correctly engaged. The base features a rotating cover to hide the fixing screws, resulting in a clean, professional finish. Features Window handle with 7mm square spindle bar Non-locking Suitable for tilt & turn windows Snap-in 90° positioning to prevent ‘handle sagging’ 43mm screw centres 43mm spindle length Satin silver finish Die-cast aluminium body High-grade Zamak mechanism EARB FAQs What is the difference between Fapim 0640A and 0640B?

The only difference is the length of the square spindle bar. The 0640A has a shorter 23mm spindle, whereas the 0640B has a longer 43mm spindle. Always measure the amount of spindle protruding from the back of your existing handle before ordering. Can I use this handle on a standard uPVC window? While the screw centres (43mm) and spindle (7mm) are standard, the Osiride is specifically designed for aluminium profiles. For uPVC windows, you might find that an espag handle is more common, though this handle will work as long as the 43mm spindle length matches your gearbox. Does this handle lock with a key? No, the 0640B is a non-locking handle. If you require a locking version for insurance or safety purposes, you should look for the Fapim 0648 model, which features a built-in key cylinder. What does “Snap-in Positioning” mean? This is a premium feature of the Olimpo line. It means the handle has an internal spring mechanism that “clicks” into place at 90-degree intervals. This ensures the handle stays perfectly vertical or horizontal and won’t droop over time. Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Pin this product Share via email