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Author Topic: WPC Backglass size.  (Read 2517 times)

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Ryan555

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WPC Backglass size.
« on: January 15, 2007, 05:32:49 am »
Hello,

To cut a long story short I have broken the Backglass on my Bally Party Zone. :( I am in the process of getting replacement glass.  I need to find out the correct size.  I found this info at http://www.marvin3m.com/


The size of the glass covering the translight on nearly all WPC games is 18 7/8" x 27" (Safe Cracker uses 18 7/8" x 19 1/2). The glass thickness is what most hardware stores call "double thick" glass, which is about 1/8" thick. Tempered glass can be used for the translight, but really it is not needed there (unlike playfield glass which must be tempered!) Note backglass assemblies changed with WPC-95, when Williams changed to the "light tub" to hold the backbox lighting. The translight channels are wider than previously used. WPC-95 translight lift channel part numbers are WLL-03-9420 for the bottom lift channel, WLL-03-9421-1 for the top channel, and WLL-03-9421-2 for the (2) side channels.


The width seems ok but the hight does not seem right, it is too short.  Does anyone know the dimensions of the Backglass?  I was going measure the Translight size but I am not sure if the glass is bigger, smaller or the same as the Translight, I never really took to much notice before.

BTW it took me about 3 hours to clean up all the glass!

Ryan