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The Sugatsune AG-A402 is a 3-9/16 inch (90 mm) tab pull from the AG Series, designed for cabinet doors and drawer fronts where the hardware needs to hold visual weight across a wider span.
A tab pull at this length reads differently on the front than a compact version does. At 3-9/16 inches it spans enough of a drawer face to anchor the hardware visually rather than sit as a small accent on it. That scale suits a 15 to 24 inch drawer, a full-height upper door, or a vanity front where the hardware should register as a deliberate design element. The flat tab form keeps the pull close to the surface, which works especially well on slab fronts and flush inset cabinetry where depth is already minimal and every projecting element matters.
The pull is machined from brass and finished in Satin Nickel, a combination that is less common in this segment and worth noting. Brass as a base material is denser and more dimensionally stable than the zinc die-castings that dominate the catalog, and it takes a plated finish with consistent adhesion across the face. The Satin Nickel surface is a brushed, mid-sheen finish that sits between the full reflectivity of Polished Nickel and the flatness of a matte black. It reads silver-toned in most lighting without picking up the hot spots a polished surface would, which keeps the hardware subordinate to the cabinetry rather than competing with it.
This pull fits a contemporary kitchen, bath, or built-in where the specification calls for a clean, rectilinear pull at a drawer-appropriate scale. Cabinet shops building slab-door programs in Satin Nickel will find the AG Series a natural fit alongside European hinge and slide hardware in the same finish family. Designers specifying furniture-quality detailing on a vanity or media cabinet benefit from the brass substrate, which supports a more refined surface than a plated zinc pull at comparable scale. Contractors replacing hardware on an existing run drilled at a single-hole or routed-pocket pattern should confirm the mounting configuration before ordering, since a tab pull installs differently from a standard two-hole bar pull.
Tab pulls typically use a single central fastener or a routed edge mount rather than the two-hole pattern of a bar pull. Confirm the mounting method for this SKU against the manufacturer's installation specification before drilling.
The base material affects edge definition, weight in the hand, and how consistently a plated finish bonds across the surface. Brass holds tighter tolerances than zinc in small cross-sections, which shows in the crispness of the tab's edges.
No. Satin Nickel is a finish category, not a formula. The shade, sheen level, and undertone vary by manufacturer. Coordinate within the AG Series for a confirmed match.
Yes. The 90 mm length and Satin Nickel finish are common in both kitchen and bath specifications, and the low projection keeps the pull proportional on shallower vanity drawers.
At 3-9/16 inches in Satin Nickel over brass, this AG Series tab pull delivers the length and material quality for a contemporary cabinet program where scale and surface finish both carry weight.