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The Hehr® 3500tc series is a high strength, durable truck cap window series that provides the look and standard features needed by builders of quality truck caps.

Key Benefits

• Modern style radius corner windows in many styles and sizes, contoured or flat.
• Sliding models have a positive latch, smooth movement and a screen that comes standard. Stationary styles are also available.
• Hehr-operated glass tempering plants supply the standard safety glass, which is available in clear or various tints.
• Interior clamp ring installation method, fitting a variety of wall thickness, provides a smooth exterior appearance.
• Window frame and clamp ring are coated with a tough finish that stands up to heat, cold, and rugged use.
• Modern style radius corner truck cap windows come in many styles and sizes. You can order custom sloping configurations, in increments of 5 degrees off perpendicular.
• Sliding and stationary models. Both types have weather-tight marine glazing. Sliding panels glide smoothly and stop positively in open and closed positions.
• Screens are standard on 3500 Series sliding truck cap windows, making the completed unit perfect for camping and any other recreational use. Your Hehr field sales representative has details on screen options, and would like to hear from you.
• Hehr-operated glass tempering plants supply clear or tinted safety glass, which can be custom silk screened. Camera-ready artwork is required when ordering silk screening options.
• Aluminum-extruded frames are coated with a long-lasting black finish. Interior clamp ring installation enhances the smooth exterior appearance of your unit.
• The 3500 Truck Cap window series provides the look and standard features needed by builders of quality truck caps

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