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CLOCK PARTS SEARCH BY BRAND CLOCK PARTS BRANDED CLOCK PARTS KIENZLE Kienzle Clock Movement BRANDED 69 items listed on website Parts ANGELUS KUNDO Clock Angelus Movement Parts 211 items listed on website Kundo Movement Parts 3 items listed on website Movements BAYARD LOOPING See Page: 1292 Bayard Movement Parts 4 items listed on website Looping Movement Parts 144 items listed on website BLESSING LUXOR Blessing Movement Parts 3 items listed on website Luxor Movement Parts 4 items listed on website CYMA, MAUTHE Clock TAVANNES Mauthe Movement Parts 5 items listed on website Movements Cyma Clock Movement 77 items listed on website Parts ORIS See Page: 1313 Oris Clock Movement EUROPA 101 items listed on website Parts Europa Movement Parts 74 items listed on website PETER HELVECO, Peter Movement Parts 2 items listed on website IMHOF Helveco, Imhof 171 items listed on website SCHATZ Clock Movement Parts Schatz Movement Parts 39 items listed on website Movements JAEGER LE See Page: 1316 COULTRE, JLC SWIZA JLC Clock Movement 10 items listed on website Swiza Movement Parts 162 items listed on website Parts KERN WEHRLE 1 items listed on website Kern Movement Parts 4 items listed on website Wehrle Movement Parts KIENINGER WESTCLOX Clock Kieninger Movement Westclox Movement Movements 1 items listed on website 9 items listed on website Parts Parts See Page: 1318 www. COUSINS .COM 1203 BELLS, STANDSCLOCK & HAMMERS MOVEMENTS & PARTS Ideal for small to medium clock, french strikers and Steel (Pressed) Bells carriage clocks etc. Quality bells for quality clocks BELLS, STANDS • Brass • Pre Formed Square & HAMMERS 3ROLVKHGÀQLVK • From Ø32 to 70mm • Made in Germany Dimensions: Diameter x Height (approx.) Brass (Cast) Bells Code Description UOM Price Clock Bells - Pressed Ideal for small to medium clock, Indian made for Clock Bells - Cast B0068 Ø32mm x 13mm Bell EACH £8.85 economy clocks B0070 Ø42mm x 17mm Bell EACH £16.55 Ideal for small to medium clock, B0071 Ø46mm x 15mm Bell EACH £17.15 • Steel • Drilled Pilot Hole Indian made for economy B0072 Ø51mm x 16mm Bell EACH £17.85 clocks 3ROLVKHGÀQLVK B0073 Ø60mm x 20mm Bell EACH £22.95 • Ø80 & 100mm • Brass B0074 Ø65mm x 20mm Bell EACH £23.95 Dimensions: Diameter x Height (approx.) • Drilled Pilot Hole B0075 Ø70mm x 25mm Bell EACH £24.95 3ROLVKHGÀQLVK Code Description UOM Price • Ø50, 60, 90 & 130mm Bronze (Cast) Bells B36940 Ø80mm x 20mm Bell EACH £3.95 Dimensions*: Diameter x Height B36939 Ø100mm x 37mm Bell EACH £3.95 B37843 Ø120mm x 41mm Bell EACH £6.95 Dimensions are approximate and can be up to + 5mm Code Description UOM Price Bell Hammer, French Clock B31285 Ø50mm x 16mm Bell EACH £4.75 B31286 Ø60mm x 20mm Bell EACH £4.95 B37842 Ø95mm x 34mm Bell EACH £6.75 B39694 Ø135mm x 50mm Bell EACH £7.95 Clock Bells - Cast - Bronze Brass (Hermle) Bells Ideal for Longcase & larger clocks. Top quality bronze cast bells. • Bronze • Pre Formed Hole • Sand Blasted Finish French Clock (FC) - Bell / Gong Hammers • Ø85mm to Ø140mm • UK Made & Indian made • Made in Germany • Brass • Turned brass, leather or nylon head Dimensions: Diameter x Height (approx.) • Brass wire shaft Code Description UOM Price • Overal length 65mm (approx.) B33568 Ø85 x 32mm Bell EACH £19.95 Code Description UOM Price B0064 Ø100 x 38mm Bell EACH £25.95 F6230 Bell Hammer (FC) Made in UK EACH £8.95 B0065 Ø120 x 44mm Bell EACH £34.95 F31289 Bell Hammer (FC) Made in India EACH £1.80 B0066 Ø130 x 48mm Bell EACH £39.95 F31288 Bell Hammer (FC) Nylon Head EACH £1.80 B0067 Ø140 x 52mm Bell EACH £43.95 Hermle Bells (Glocke C) F6231 Bell Hammer (FC) Leather Head EACH £9.25 • Hermle bells supplied by size • Sizes: Ø32, 36, 46, 51, 60 & 65mm) Steel (Black) Bells Dimensions: Diameter x Height Bell Hammer, Longcase Code Description UOM Price Clock Bells - Steel - Matt Black Ø32mm x 12mm Bell Finish H46255 EACH £10.95 (E002.039604) Ø36mm x 15mm Bell Ideal for Longcase & larger H46256 EACH £10.95 (E002.039504) clocks. Good quality steel bell Ø46mm x 20mm Bell HER26732 EACH £10.95 (E002.039404) • Steel with Matt Black Finish Ø51mm x 20mm Bell • Pre Formed Hole HER26733 EACH £11.95 (E002.039304) • Ø140mm Longcase Bell Hammer Ø60mm x 20mm Bell H46257 EACH £12.50 (E002.039204) Dimensions: Diameter x Height Has a 2.25mm steel shaft, that can be easily formed Ø65mm x 20mm Bell LQWRWKHUHTXLUHGSURÀOH7KH%HOO+DPPHUUHTXLUHV H46258 EACH £12.95 (approx.) (E002.039104) RQO\DVPDOODPPRXQWRIÀQLVKLQJEHIRUHÀQDOÀWWLQJWR Code Description UOM Price the movement being worked on. Total length (centre of mounting hole to the centre of the hammer head) B0078 Ø140mm x 47mm Bell EACH £47.75 Brass (Pressed) Bells 93mm. • Steel • 2.25mm Shaft • Length 93mm (hole centre to hammer head centre) Code Description UOM Price L0903 Long Case Bell Hammer EACH £6.75 Clock Bells - Pressed 1204 COUSINS TRADE SUPPLIER BEZELS & DIAL PANS Bell Hammer Arm & Collet D46039 Ø160mm Dial Pan EACH £3.25 Code Description UOM Price D46040 Ø170mm Dial Pan EACH £3.50 D46041 Ø180mm Dial Pan EACH £3.75 F4894 Bell Stand & Nut, Made in UK EACH £10.25 D46042 Ø200mm Dial Pan EACH £3.95 F31284 Bell Stand & Nut, Made in India EACH £1.80 Ansonia Bezels Bell Stand Nut, French Clock Bell Hammer Arm & Collet French Clock - Nut for French • Solid brass hammer wire with collet for wall mounted Bell Stand clocks • Ø1.40mm Knurled nut blank for locking • Total length 77mm (approx.) French clock bell to bellstand. • Collet hole Ø2.80mm 7XUQHGSURÀOHZLWKSLORWKROH Code Description UOM Price ready for tapping. H7787 Bell Hammer Arm & Collet EACH £4.95 • Brass • (Untapped) Turned brass • Tap out to suit your job Bell Hammer Head • Made in UK Code Description UOM Price Bell - Hammer Head F8912 Nut for French Bell Stand EACH £0.95 Ansonia Clock Bezel - Brass • Solid Brass 6SHFLÀFDOO\VKDSHGVSXQEUDVVULPIRU$QVRQLD • With nylon insert Bell Stand & Nut, Longcase application. Does not use inner ring, with glass • Cross bore and clamp screw traditionally held by plaster of paris or similar. • Size: 6.5 x 8 x 16mm • Spun Brass • Hinged Code Description UOM Price • Excludes Glass H7785 Gong Hammer Head EACH £5.95 • Ø13” measured at outer edge • Aperture = Ø11 7/8” Dimensions: outer total diameter x actual aperture. Bell Hammer Spring & Code Description UOM Price Screw, Longcase B0084 13” Bezel (13” x 11 7/8”) EACH £69.95 Long Case Clock - Bell Stand & Nut A very high quality steel Bell Stand for Longcase thirty Long Case Clock - Bell Hammer Spring & Screw hour & eight day clocks. Forged in one piece with a Barometer Bezels drilled foot & tapered shank & supplied with square Composite Bell Hammer Spring supplied with a 4BA brass locking nut to secure the bell. The total length screw. Total length (from the tip of the spring to the IURPÀ[LQJKROHWRWKHEHOOVHDWLVPP centre of the mounting hole) 118.5mm • Steel Round Post • Steel • Brass Securing Nut • Screw (4BA) /HQJWKPP À[LQJKROHWREHOOVHDW • Length 118.5mm (overall) • Made in UK • Made in UK Code Description UOM Price Code Description UOM Price Barometer Bezels - Brass L0905 Long Case Bell Stand & Nut EACH £12.95 L0904 Bell Hammer Spring & Screw EACH £9.55 • Spun Brass • Pin On • Excludes Glass Bell Stand, English Dial • 8” or 10” BEZELS & Dimensions: outer total diameter x actual aperture. DIAL PANS Code Description UOM Price B4736 8” Bezel (8¾” x 7¾”) EACH £20.95 English Dial, Fusee - Bell Stand B4737 10” Bezel (10½” x 9 3/8”) EACH £31.50 • Composite fusee bell stand Dial Pans • 3.0mm mounting for bell • Square brass nut Spun Brass Bezels with Ring • 82.75mm between screw hole & bell seat Code Description UOM Price P34569 English Dial, Fusee Bell Stand EACH £12.10 Bell Stand & Nut, French Clock French Clock Bell Stand & Nut • Brass Dial Pans %UDVVNQXUOHGÀ[LQJQXW • Aluminium • Shaft length 44.5mm • Various sizes available • UK or Indian Made • With hand shaft hole • 8mm recess depth (approximate) • Size given is outside diameter • 0.50mm thick sheet (approximate) Clock Bezels - Brass Code Description UOM Price Suitable bezel replacement for fusee / English dial D46038 Ø135mm Dial Pan EACH £2.95 clocks. Includes a silvered inner retaining ring & the brass bezel is hinge and tabbed. www. COUSINS .COM 1205 BUSHES (CLOCK) • Spun Brass Postman’s Alarm Bezels Vienna Bezels, Outer Ring • Hinged and Tabbed • Excludes Glass • 8” to 18” • Glass is held in place with the aluminium retaining ring • Larger bezels may require some adhesive/putty to allow the retaining ring to hold the glass securely • Made in UK Dimensions: outer total diameter x actual aperture. Vienna Regulator Outer Bezels - Brass Code Description UOM Price 6WUDLJKWZDOOWRÀWURXQGGLDO B0083 8 “ Bezel (8 3/8” x 7¼”) EACH £27.95 • Spun Brass B0082 10” Bezel (10½” x 9 3/8”) EACH £33.50 • Excludes Glass B0081 12” Bezel (12 3/8” x 11 3/16”) EACH £35.95 • Patterned Textured Edge B0080 14” Bezel (14½” x 13 1/8”) EACH £43.95 • 7” or 8” Outer Diameter Postman’s Alarm Clock Bezels - Brass B0079 16” Bezel (16 7/8” x 15”) EACH £55.95 Dimensions: outer total diameter x actual aperture. B2828 18” Bezel (19½” x 17¼”) EACH £79.95 Does not use inner ring and glass is not included. Code Description UOM Price • Spun Brass • Hinged & Tabbed B2826 7” Bezel (7¼” x 6 3/16”) EACH £24.15 Brass Bezels • Excludes Glass B2827 8” Bezel (8 1/8” x 7”) EACH £25.25 • Outer Ø 9¼” • Aperture 8 7/16” Dimensions: outer total diameter x actual aperture. Code Description UOM Price BUSHES (CLOCK) B0085 9¼” Bezel (9¼” x 8 7/16”) EACH £57.95 Sessions Bezels ASSORTED CLOCK BUSHES Brass Bezels • Brass plated iron • Clock bezels Assorted Clock Bushes • Various sizes available
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