Prime Line Products Pl 7775 Plastic Screen Clips 7/16 in 12pk

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS PL 7775 is a 12-pack of 7/16-inch plastic screen clips with screws, designed to secure window or door screens in their frames. These clips provide a low-profile, reliable hold for standard residential and light-commercial screen panels. Each clip includes its own fastening screw, allowing direct installation without sourcing additional hardware. The plastic construction resists corrosion and is well suited for aluminum or vinyl screen frame applications. Window and door service technicians, glaziers, and experienced DIYers install these as part of routine screen repair or replacement work.

These clips are used in residential window and door screen installations where the screen panel must be retained securely within a frame channel or lip. Typical applications include single- and double-hung window screens, sliding door screens, and fixed-frame screens. The 7/16-inch size fits frame grooves and retaining lips of that dimension. Each package contains 12 clips with screws, providing enough hardware to service multiple screen panels in a single service call.

Key Features

• 12-piece pack with one screw included per clip — no additional hardware required
• 7/16-inch sizing fits standard residential screen frame retaining lips
• Plastic construction resists corrosion in interior and exterior window applications
• Compact, low-profile design keeps screen panels flush and secure
• Suitable for aluminum and vinyl screen frame systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement clip for standard residential and light-commercial window and door screen frames with a 7/16-inch retaining lip or groove.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by window service technicians or qualified DIYers using a standard screwdriver. Remove the existing screen panel and any damaged or missing clips before fitting the new clips into the frame channel. Drive each included screw snugly — do not overtighten, as excessive torque can crack the plastic clip body. Reinstall the screen panel and verify it seats flush and holds without flex before returning the window or door to service.