Prime Line Products D 1723 Sliding Door Roller Assembly

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS D 1723 is a sliding door roller assembly designed for residential and light commercial sliding door applications. The assembly features a steel ball bearing roller housed in an adjustable steel housing measuring 2.625 inches long by 1.375 inches high by 0.75 inches in diameter. The roller wheel measures 1.25 inches in diameter with an overall height of 1.5 inches to the top of the plate. Mounting is handled via a 10-32 machine thread hole on the top center and 1/4-20 side threads. This type of hardware is typically installed by carpenters, glaziers, or experienced maintenance technicians.

This roller assembly is suited for sliding door replacement and repair work in residential homes and light commercial settings. It is commonly used when the original door rollers have worn, cracked, or lost smooth travel along the track. The adjustable housing allows for height fine-tuning to restore proper door alignment and glide. The unit is sold in a package quantity of six, making it practical for multi-door projects or service calls requiring multiple replacements in a single visit.

Key Features

• Steel ball bearing roller for smooth, low-friction door travel
• Adjustable steel housing: 2.625 inches long, 1.375 inches high, 0.75 inches diameter
• 1.25 inch diameter wheel with 1.5 inch overall height to top of plate
• 10-32 machine thread hole on top center for vertical adjustment
• 1/4-20 side threads for secure side-mount installation
• Sold in a package of 6 units

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement roller assembly for standard sliding doors using a 1.25 inch diameter wheel with adjustable steel housing mounting configurations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a carpenter, glazier, or qualified maintenance professional. Before servicing the door, remove the door panel from the track according to the door manufacturer's procedure. Ensure the replacement roller housing adjustment screws are backed out before fitting the assembly into the door frame channel, then set door height using the adjustment threads once the door is rehung on the track.