Sugatsune UT Series 2-15/16" (75 mm) Long Chrome Recessed Pull, - UT-75/S
Description
Sugatsune UT Series Recessed Pull For Clean Access
Sugatsune UT Series recessed pull gives you a compact 2-15/16 inch (75 mm) long handle that sits into the surface, so doors and panels stay low profile while still being easy to grab. The chrome finish on stainless steel creates a modern look backed by a stainless base, which supports use in cabinetry and millwork where both appearance and material matter. With an overall width of 1-3/8 inch, the pull presents a defined edge for the fingers, which helps when operating smaller doors or drawers. A shallow 9/32 inch projection keeps the front face nearly flush, which is useful where fronts pass closely or where snag points must be minimized. The 5/8 inch center-to-center dimension matches the compact footprint, so the pull works well on narrow rails or stiles where space is tight.
Key UT-75/S Details That Support Daily Use
- The 2-15/16 inch (75 mm) length provides a short, controlled grip area, which suits smaller cabinet doors or panels where longer pulls would crowd nearby hardware.
- The 1-3/8 inch width delivers a stable recessed pocket, giving fingers a defined landing zone that helps repeated opening and closing feel consistent.
- The 9/32 inch projection keeps the pull close to flush with the surface, which reduces snag opportunities in tight walkways or on closely spaced fronts.
- The 5/8 inch depth sets how far the pull nests into the material, which helps planning for panel thickness and cutting a properly sized recess.
- The 5/8 inch center-to-center distance concentrates mounting points, which fits narrow face frames or thin stile applications where mounting space is limited.
UT Series Recessed Pull Dimensions For Fit
The Sugatsune UT-75/S recessed pull combines a 5/8 inch depth with a 9/32 inch projection, so most of the hardware body sits in the material while only a small portion stands proud. This relationship between depth and projection supports installations where door faces pass close to adjacent surfaces and where a recessed pocket is preferred over a surface-mounted pull. With a center-to-center of 5/8 inch, the mounting pattern remains tight, which is useful when laying out fastener locations on narrow components. The 1-3/8 inch overall width ties these dimensions together into a compact rectangle, helping layouts align multiple pulls in a clean visual line across doors or drawers.
Using The UT-75/S Pull In Cabinet Projects
Where This Sugatsune Recessed Pull Performs Best
The UT-75/S recessed pull from Sugatsune America fits projects that call for decorative hardware and moldings in the handles and pulls category, especially when a recessed profile is preferred over a protruding knob. Its 2-15/16 inch (75 mm) length and 1-3/8 inch width create a compact outline, which suits smaller cabinet doors, drawer fronts, or sliding panels where space is at a premium. Because the pull is described as stainless steel with a chrome finish, it supports jobs that need the look of chrome on a stainless base, such as contemporary kitchen, bath, or commercial cabinetry. The 5/8 inch depth allows the body to nest into the material so the face remains visually neat, which is helpful in applications where hardware should stay visually restrained.
Why UT-75/S Dimensions Support Repeatable Results
The defined dimensions of the UT-75/S recessed pull - 2-15/64 inch length or diameter noted in the data, 5/8 inch depth, 9/32 inch projection, 1-3/8 inch width, and 5/8 inch center to center - give installers clear targets when laying out cutouts and mounting points. The shallow 9/32 inch projection supports consistent clearances along door and drawer rows because each pull sits nearly flush, helping facings align visually. The 5/8 inch depth informs how deep to machine or rout the recess so the pull sits correctly, which reduces rework when repeating the same operation across a run of cabinets. The tight 5/8 inch center-to-center value simplifies marking and drilling on narrow members, which is helpful in face-frame construction or narrow aluminum profiles. Having these fixed numbers tied to a specific manufacturer part, UT-75/S, allows repeat jobs to reference the same dimensions for uniform results.
Common Questions About The UT-75/S Recessed Pull
What material and finish does the UT-75/S pull use?
The UT-75/S recessed pull uses stainless steel with a chrome finish, combining a stainless base with a chrome look for decorative cabinet and furniture applications.
How long is the Sugatsune UT Series UT-75/S pull?
The Sugatsune UT-75/S pull is 2-15/16 inch (75 mm) long, which suits smaller doors or drawers where a compact recessed grip is preferred.
What are the depth and projection of this recessed pull?
The UT-75/S recessed pull has a 5/8 inch depth and 9/32 inch projection, so most of the body sits in the material while only a small lip stands proud.
What is the center-to-center dimension on the UT-75/S?
The UT-75/S recessed pull has a 5/8 inch center-to-center dimension, which concentrates mounting points for use on narrow rails or stiles.
How wide is the Sugatsune UT-75/S recessed pull face?
The Sugatsune UT-75/S pull is 1-3/8 inch wide, providing a compact rectangular face that works well on smaller cabinet fronts.
Which product category does the UT-75/S pull belong to?
The UT-75/S recessed pull belongs to decorative hardware and moldings in the handles and pulls class, aligning it with cabinet and furniture hardware use.
Select The UT-75/S Pull For Precise Cabinet Layouts
The Sugatsune UT Series UT-75/S recessed pull combines a 2-15/16 inch (75 mm) length, 1-3/8 inch width, and 5/8 inch depth into a compact stainless steel, chrome-finished component suited to decorative hardware projects. Defined dimensions, including the 9/32 inch projection and 5/8 inch center-to-center, give installers repeatable layout points across cabinet runs. For cabinet and millwork jobs that call for a low-profile recessed handle from Sugatsune America, this UT-75/S pull from Wurth Baer Supply offers a clearly specified option ready to drop into established machining patterns.