Prime Line Products P 7630 Screen Spline 25 Ft Gray Vinyl

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS P 7630 is a gray vinyl screen spline designed to secure window and door screening material into aluminum or fiberglass frames. Measuring 0.120 inches in diameter (1/8 inch nominal) and supplied in a 25-foot length, this round hollow-core spline features a serrated exterior profile that grips the frame channel and holds screening firmly in place. It is made from top-quality vinyl formulated to resist cracking and deformation over repeated installations. Window and door installers, screen repair technicians, and maintenance trades rely on this spline for field replacements and new screen builds.

This spline is suited for residential and light commercial window and door screen installations where aluminum or fiberglass screening material is used. The 0.120-inch diameter fits standard spline channels that accept 1/8-inch round spline. Each package contains 10 rolls of 25 feet each, providing 250 total feet of spline per package. This makes it a practical stock item for contractors and service technicians handling multiple screen jobs at a time.

Key Features

• Round hollow-core construction reduces installation force and allows the spline to seat evenly in the channel
• Serrated exterior profile grips aluminum and fiberglass screen frame channels securely
• 0.120-inch diameter (1/8 inch nominal) fits standard spline groove dimensions
• Top-quality vinyl resists cracking, UV degradation, and deformation
• Gray color blends with common aluminum frame finishes
• 25-foot roll length per unit with 10 rolls per package for efficient job-site stocking

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard aluminum and fiberglass window and door screen frames that accept 1/8-inch (0.120-inch) round spline in the retaining channel.

Installation Notes

Screen spline installation is typically performed by window and door technicians or general maintenance trades using a spline roller tool. Ensure the old spline and screening material are fully removed and the frame channel is clean and free of debris before installing new material. Cut spline to length with a utility knife and avoid stretching the spline during installation, as stretching will cause it to contract and loosen the screen over time. No special codes govern screen spline replacement, but follow the frame manufacturer guidance for channel depth and spline diameter compatibility.