Prime-Line B 513 1 Inch Steel Screen Door Tension Springs with Steel Roller (2 Pack) - Heavy Duty Replacement Springs for Storm Doors, Patio Doors & Security Screens - Durable Rust-Resistant Construction
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Product Description
Product Description Are you having trouble sliding your screen door open or closed? Have you checked your rollers/roller assemblies? Don’t replace the entire door. For a fraction of the cost of a new door, replace those worn-out rollers. This roller assembly with M-shaped tension spring with a 1 Inch diameter steel ball bearing roller is used by a variety of patio door manufacturers. The heat treated tension spring is 2-5/16 Inch long and shaped like an M, giving it the tension needed by the screen door to slide properly. Order yours today and have your door slide like new. From the Manufacturer This screen door tension spring is constructed from steel. It features an adjustable 1 In. ball bearing center groove wheel and is heat-treated. Several glass door manufacturers use this type of tension spring.
Product Features
Used by Academy and other sliding screen door manufacturers
2-5/16 inch M-shaped tension spring that does not require any adjustment
1 inch concave steel ball bearing roller
Steel heat treated tension spring and roller
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Customer Reviews
Was trying to install a new screen door which came along with new sliders that were installed a year ago at my rental. This new screen door had cheap plastic rollers with springs that kept popping out and we're pretty much useless for the top rollers. I ordered this instead and it worked perfectly. I had to make one minor modification in that when I put these new rollers in the top channel, they still stuck up a little higher than the top of the door when fully flexed down. All I had to do was make a little bend in the metal right where the roller is and it worked like a charm. Very happy!
