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The Sugatsune 1648-S is a bar pull from the 16 Series, engineered in stainless steel and sized to mount on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers. It suits cabinet doors and drawer fronts where the existing or planned hole spacing calls for the 160 mm standard.
The 6-5/16 inch spacing sits between the 128 mm and 192 mm standards, and it is the right choice when a drawer bank or door layout is already drilled to that dimension, or when a designer is specifying from scratch and wants a pull length that reads as substantial without crossing into appliance-pull territory. At 7-3/16 inches overall, the 1648-S covers a mid-to-wide drawer front without overpowering it. It also works on taller upper cabinet doors where a longer pull is appropriate but the center-to-center must stay within the door's lock rail. Kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, and built-in cabinetry with flat-front or minimal-profile doors are the natural home for this pull.
The 1648-S is constructed from stainless steel, which means the base material and the surface are the same metal rather than a plated substrate. The finish carries the Stainless Steel name because it is the material itself, not a coating over zinc or aluminum. In practical terms this produces a surface that stays consistent in tone and texture over time without the finish layer that can wear or chip on plated hardware. The 1/2 inch bar section is narrow enough to keep the profile clean, and the brushed-tone stainless reads as silver without the high contrast of a polished chrome. It coordinates naturally with stainless appliances and fixtures in the same space.
Cabinet shops specifying a full run of 160 mm pulls across a kitchen order this SKU for consistent hole patterns from one end of the project to the other. Designers working in contemporary or transitional interiors choose it because the bar form and the stainless finish are neutral enough to work with light or dark fronts, wood or painted surfaces. Contractors on a remodel who are matching an existing 160 mm layout reach for this pull because the center-to-center is exact and there is nothing to reconcile at installation. The 16 Series companion pieces at other spacings make it straightforward to mix pull lengths across different drawer and door widths without leaving the collection.
Yes. The two figures describe the same center-to-center spacing, and the pull is manufactured to both values simultaneously. Drill your holes at 6-5/16 inches on center and the metric spec is automatically satisfied.
Measure between the centers of the two existing holes in the drawer front. If that measurement is 6-5/16 inches, this pull drops in. If your fronts are undrilled, lay out the holes at that spacing.
Stainless steel has a brushed, lower-sheen surface compared to polished chrome. The two are both silver-tone metals but differ in reflectivity. Whether they read as a match in a given space depends on the specific fixtures and lighting.
Yes. The 16 Series is available at multiple center-to-center spacings, so different drawer and door widths in the same project can carry the same bar profile at the appropriate length.
When the job calls for 160 mm centers, this pull resolves the selection in one step: stainless steel, bar form, and a proven center-to-center that covers mid-to-wide cabinet fronts without a field adjustment.