Prime Line Products P 7654 Screen Spline 0.130 in Gray 500 Ft

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS P 7654 is a 500-foot roll of round, hollow-core vinyl screen spline designed to secure window and door screening into aluminum and fiberglass frames. At 0.130 inches in diameter, this gray spline fits a wide range of standard spline channels found in residential and light commercial screen frames. The serrated exterior surface grips the channel walls firmly, keeping the screen taut and preventing pullout. HVAC service techs, window installers, and screen repair contractors reach for this spline during routine screen replacement and seasonal maintenance work.

This spline is used in residential window screens, door screens, and enclosure screens where the frame accepts a 0.130-inch spline groove. It is well suited for aluminum frame screen doors, sliding window screens, and fiberglass mesh screen installations. The 500-foot roll length makes it practical for multi-unit service calls, production screen shops, and supply stocking. Each roll is sold individually; the package quantity from the supplier is 4 rolls per case.

Key Features

• 0.130-inch diameter fits standard spline channels for aluminum and fiberglass screen frames
• Round, hollow-core construction compresses slightly for easier installation into the channel
• Serrated exterior grips the spline groove and holds screen material securely
• Top-quality vinyl resists UV exposure, moisture, and general outdoor weathering
• Gray color blends with common aluminum and painted screen frame finishes
• 500-foot continuous roll reduces splicing on large jobs or multi-screen service calls

Compatibility

Designed for use with aluminum and fiberglass window and door screen frames that accept a 0.130-inch round spline channel.

Installation Notes

Screen spline installation is typically performed by window and door installers, screen repair technicians, or general maintenance contractors using a spline roller tool. Lay the replacement screening flat over the frame before pressing the spline into the channel with the roller wheel. Avoid stretching the screen excessively before the spline is fully seated, as this can cause frame distortion or screen buckling. Trim excess spline flush at the corner to finish the installation.