Prime Line Products P 7505 Wood Rolling Tool Steel Wheel

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS P 7505 is a standard duty wood rolling tool equipped with a steel wheel, designed for installing or replacing window and door screen spline. The tool accepts spline in the 0.115 to 0.165 inch diameter range and features both a convex wheel and a concave wheel, each measuring 1-5/16 inches in diameter and 3/32 inches wide. Window and door service technicians use this tool to seat spline evenly into screen frames without damaging the frame material. The steel wheel construction provides consistent rolling force across the spline channel.

This rolling tool is suited for standard duty screen repair and installation work on wood-frame windows and doors. The dual-wheel design allows the technician to switch between the convex and concave profiles depending on the screen frame channel geometry. It is appropriate for residential service calls and light commercial window screen work where spline diameter falls within the 0.115 to 0.165 inch range. Each package contains 10 units, making it practical for stocking a service vehicle or shop inventory.

Key Features

• Convex steel wheel measures 1-5/16 inches in diameter by 3/32 inches wide for standard spline seating
• Concave steel wheel measures 1-5/16 inches in diameter by 3/32 inches wide for alternative frame profiles
• Compatible with spline diameters from 0.115 to 0.165 inches
• Standard duty construction designed for wood-frame screen installation
• Packaged in quantities of 10 for shop and truck stock replenishment

Compatibility

Designed for use with screen spline in the 0.115 to 0.165 inch diameter range on standard duty wood-frame window and door screen installations.

Installation Notes

Screen and window technicians install this tool by hand with no power tools required. Before beginning screen replacement, remove all tension from the existing frame and clear the spline channel of debris. Roll spline into the channel with steady, even pressure to avoid stretching or misaligning the screen material. Dispose of old spline and inspect the frame channel for damage before installing new material.