Prime Line Products P 7552 Screen Spline 0.120 in Black 500 Ft

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS P 7552 is a 500-foot roll of black vinyl screen spline designed to secure window and door screening material within aluminum and fiberglass screen frames. The spline measures 0.120 inches in diameter, equivalent to a standard 1/8-inch nominal size, and features a round, hollow-core, serrated construction that compresses into the frame channel to hold screening firmly in place. Made from top-quality vinyl, this spline resists cracking and deformation under normal field conditions. It is commonly installed by window and door service technicians, general contractors, and experienced DIYers performing screen replacements on residential and light commercial frames.

This spline is suited for screen frame applications that accept 0.120-inch round spline. It is specified for use with both aluminum and fiberglass screening materials. The hollow-core design allows the spline to compress slightly as it is seated into the frame groove, creating a secure, even hold along the full perimeter of the screen. The 500-foot roll length supports multiple full-frame installations from a single roll, making it practical for service calls involving several windows or doors at one location.

Key Features

• 0.120-inch diameter round hollow-core construction for consistent compression fit in standard frame channels
• Serrated outer surface improves grip and retention within the spline groove
• Compatible with both aluminum and fiberglass screening materials
• Top-quality vinyl material resists cracking and deformation during installation and service life
• 500-foot continuous roll reduces waste and supports multi-unit service jobs
• Black color for a clean, finished appearance in standard screen frames

Compatibility

Designed for use with aluminum and fiberglass screening in screen frame channels sized for 0.120-inch round spline.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by window and door technicians or general tradespeople using a spline roller tool to seat the spline firmly into the frame channel. Before beginning, remove all existing spline and screen material and clean the channel of debris. Avoid stretching the spline during installation, as this can cause it to pull out of the groove after seating. Cut the spline flush at the corners to maintain a clean fit and prevent lifting.