Prime Line Products D 1504 Steel Ball Bearing Roller 2 Pack

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS D 1504 is a steel ball bearing roller designed for sliding door and window hardware applications. Each pack contains two rollers measuring 1.25 inches, built to provide smooth, low-friction movement in door tracks and channel systems. These rollers are a common replacement component for residential sliding doors and windows where worn or damaged rollers cause binding, sticking, or uneven travel. Installation is typically handled by glaziers, carpenters, or experienced maintenance technicians familiar with sliding door hardware.

These ball bearing rollers are suited for residential sliding door assemblies, patio door frames, and window track systems where standard 1.25-inch roller hardware is specified. The steel construction provides durability in high-cycle applications. Each carton contains six individually carded two-packs, making this item practical for service trucks and hardware counters that stock common door hardware replacement parts.

Key Features

• Steel ball bearing construction for smooth, low-friction operation in door and window tracks
• 1.25-inch roller diameter fits standard residential sliding door hardware
• Two rollers included per pack for single-door replacement coverage
• Carded packaging for easy identification and retail or van-stock use
• Compact and lightweight at 0.82 pounds per unit for easy handling and storage

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement roller for residential sliding door and window track hardware requiring a 1.25-inch steel ball bearing roller.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a qualified carpenter, glazier, or door hardware technician. Before servicing a sliding door or window assembly, ensure the panel is fully supported and cannot shift or fall during roller removal. Standard hand tools are sufficient for most roller replacement procedures. Consult the door or window manufacturer's service documentation for panel removal sequences specific to the frame type.