Prime Line Products P 7670 Screen Spline 500 Ft Gray

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS P 7670 is a 500-foot roll of round, hollow-core vinyl screen spline designed to secure window and door screening material into aluminum and fiberglass screen frames. The spline measures 0.155 inches in diameter, equivalent to a 5/32-inch nominal sizing, and is manufactured from top-quality vinyl with a serrated outer profile that grips frame channels securely. The gray color blends with standard aluminum frame finishes. This spline is installed by window and door service technicians, glaziers, and experienced maintenance professionals performing screen replacement or new screen fabrication.

This spline is suited for residential and light commercial screen installation work where aluminum or fiberglass screening material is being set into extruded aluminum frame channels. The hollow-core construction makes the spline flexible and easy to roll into the channel groove without kinking. The 500-foot roll length is sized for high-volume shop use or multi-unit service runs, reducing the need for frequent resupply on larger jobs.

Key Features

• 500-foot continuous roll minimizes splices during high-volume screen fabrication
• Round hollow-core profile for consistent flexibility and easy spline tool insertion
• 0.155-inch diameter fits standard 5/32-inch frame spline channels
• Top-quality vinyl construction resists cracking and deformation over time
• Gray finish compatible with standard aluminum screen frame coloring
• Suitable for use with serrated aluminum and fiberglass screening material

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-fitment replacement or new-installation spline for aluminum screen frames that accept a 5/32-inch round hollow-core spline. Compatible with serrated aluminum and fiberglass screening material as indicated by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed using a standard screen spline rolling tool to seat the spline into the frame channel over the screen mesh. Ensure the screen material is pulled taut and aligned squarely in the frame before rolling the spline into the groove to avoid wrinkles or gaps. Cut the spline cleanly at corners with a utility knife rather than stretching it around bends. No power tools or specialty equipment are required for standard screen replacement work.