Prime Line Products P 8058 Combination Screen Rolling Tool

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS P 8058 is a combination professional screen rolling tool designed for installing and replacing window and door screen spline. The tool features two rolling wheels on a single wood handle: a 2.5-inch convex wheel and a 2-inch concave wheel, both measuring 1/16 inch in width. The convex wheel seats the spline into the frame channel, while the concave wheel presses and locks it in place. White nylon ball-bearing wheels provide smooth, consistent rolling action and resist corrosion. Compatible with spline diameters from .115 to .165 inches, this tool covers the most common residential and light-commercial screen spline sizes. Licensed screen and window technicians, glaziers, and experienced DIYers install this tool by hand with no power tools required.

The P 8058 is suited for residential window screen replacement, door screen re-screening, and new screen frame assembly. It handles standard fiberglass and aluminum screen mesh when used with the appropriate spline diameter. The dual-wheel design reduces the need to swap tools mid-job, making it practical for high-volume re-screening work or single-unit service calls. Sold in a package of 5 units, making it a practical stock item for supply rooms or service vans handling repeated screen replacement work.

Key Features

• Dual-wheel design: 2.5-inch convex and 2-inch concave wheels on one handle
• Both wheels measure 1/16 inch in width for precision spline seating
• White nylon ball-bearing wheels for smooth, low-resistance rolling
• Wood handle provides grip and control during installation
• Compatible with spline diameters from .115 to .165 inches
• Package quantity of 5 units per order

Compatibility

Designed for use with screen spline diameters ranging from .115 to .165 inches, covering standard residential and light-commercial screen frame applications.

Installation Notes

This tool is installed by hand and requires no power tools or special equipment. Cut the screen mesh slightly larger than the frame opening before rolling. Begin with the convex wheel to press the spline and mesh into the channel, then follow with the concave wheel to fully seat and lock the spline. Avoid overstretching the mesh during installation to prevent distortion or pull-out at the corners.