Bsc Preferred 30012401 Knit Roller Cover 9in 1/4in Nap

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED 30012401 is a 9-inch knit roller cover designed for applying paints and stains to smooth surfaces. The 1/4-inch nap thickness makes it well suited for smooth interior and exterior surfaces where a thin, even coat is required. The knit fabric construction holds paint efficiently and releases it evenly during application, reducing lap marks and texture irregularities. This roller cover is a standard consumable used by painting contractors, janitorial maintenance crews, and facilities maintenance personnel on routine surface coating work.

This roller cover is intended for use on smooth surfaces including drywall, plaster, wood trim, and other low-texture substrates. It is compatible with all paints and stains, including latex, oil-based, and water-based formulations. At 9 inches wide, it fits standard 9-inch roller frames commonly found in commercial and residential painting applications. It is sold individually and is a practical choice for facilities maintenance programs that require consistent, high-turnover consumable supplies.

Key Features

• 9-inch width fits standard 9-inch roller frames
• 1/4-inch nap depth optimized for smooth surface applications
• Knit fabric construction for even paint pickup and release
• Compatible with all paints and stains including latex and oil-based formulations
• Lightweight at 0.17 pounds for reduced hand fatigue during extended use

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement-style roller cover for standard 9-inch roller frames used in residential and commercial painting applications on smooth surfaces.

Installation Notes

Roller covers are installed and replaced by painting contractors and facilities maintenance staff. Before use, condition the cover by dampening it with water for latex paints or mineral spirits for oil-based coatings, then remove excess moisture. Inspect the roller frame cage for damage or dried paint buildup before attaching the cover. Dispose of used covers in accordance with local regulations, particularly when used with solvent-based coatings, as Proposition 65 warnings apply to this product regarding cancer and reproductive harm.