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TILT-LOCK Spigots

Spigots

Available in 16 variants, the TILT-LOCK spigot system accommodates almost every mounting option, including top-fixed, side-fixed and edge-fixed models. The system’s clean architectural lines create a sleek, modern facade that is aesthetically pleasing and cost-efficient for structural glass railings.

With the TILT-LOCK technology, you can easily adjust the glass using the grub screws to tilt the glass forward or backward by up to 30mm, ensuring a perfect fit every time. This straightforward installation process eliminates the need to spend hours leveling each spigot. Simply insert the glass into the spigot, use a spirit level to achieve the desired position, and lock it in place. No holes in the glass mean a more robust, reliable system, providing both installers and end-users peace of mind.

TILT-LOCK spigots are available in the 82 and 96 series: the smaller 82 series is designed for 12mm to 17.52mm glass, and the larger 96 series is capable of accommodating 12mm to 25.52mm glass. Fully engineered and tested, the system comes in a range of finishes and is compatible with SGP (SentryGlas Plus) interlayers.

Our patented TILT-LOCK spigots can also be found in the North American market under the brand name “Talon Spigots”.

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Patented globally, the TILT-LOCK adjustable balustrade spigot system is the ultimate solution for secure and precise glass railing installations. 

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Features

Adjustment Range

Allows for glass to be tilted 30mm back or forward

All adjustments can be achieved from one side

Materials

Duplex 2205 Higher Strength Ultra Marine Stainless Steel for more than DOUBLE THE YIELD STRENGTH and SUPERIOR CORROSION RESISTANCE THAN 316L

Finishes

Satin and polished stainless steel and powdercoated

Applications
  • Engineered tested and certified
  • Available in models to suit glass from 12mm – 25.52mm
  • Suitable for use with SGP
  • Hurricane and cyclone certified models available

TILT-LOCK Spigot System Installation Applications

TILT-LOCK stands for ‘tilt and lock’ – a straightforward process where you tilt the glass into the mounts to achieve the correct alignment, then secure it in place by tightening the grub screws.

You can achieve all Tilt-Lock spigot adjustments from one side.

 

Edge Fixed

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Top Fixed

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Core Drilled

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Side Fixed

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TILT-LOCK Spigot Product Models/Series

Product dimensions and specifications for specific TILT-LOCK balustrade spigots are found in the catalogue.

96 Series

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TLSF96

96 Series (17.52mm – 25.52mm)

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TL9642G

96 Series (17.52mm – 25.52mm)

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TL9642B

96 Series (17.52mm – 25.52mm)

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STL9642B

96 Series (17.52mm – 25.52mm)

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SE96X

96 Series (17.52mm – 25.52mm)

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EDGE92

96 Series (17.52mm – 25.52mm)

82 Series

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TLSF82

82 Series (12mm-17.52mm)

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TL8242G

82 Series (12mm-17.52mm)

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TL8242B

82 Series (12mm-17.52mm)

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SE82X

82 Series (12mm-17.52mm)

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EDGE82

82 Series (12mm-17.52mm)

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STL8242

82 Series (12-17.52mm)

Accessories

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TLSF-SNT

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TLSF-SN

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TLSF-Shoten Allen Key

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SE14N

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EDGE-S03

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TILT-LOCK Spigot Installation Guides

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How to install Tilt-Lock Side Fixed Spigot

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Tilt-Lock SE82X

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if I need Edge fixed, Side Fixed, Top Fixed and Core drilled Spigots?

That depends on the aesthetic that you’re aiming to achieve once the glass is installed. Side-fixed balustrades will give you more balcony space. Top fixed allows you to use shorter glass panels, and they are easier to clean. And core-drilled models are used for jobs where the substrate is significantly uneven.

Are there any strength variations between the different TILT-LOCK Spigot mounts?

Our TILT-LOCK spigots are demonstrably strong, but the real strength of a balustrade is determined by the height and thickness of the glass panels themselves.

How far apart should spigots be on a glass balustrade?

Spigots should be installed 20% in from the edge of each glass panel. The maximum glass span is determined by application and engineering data for that area.

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