Sugatsune ESR-3-26 Ball Bearing Slide 26 in 95 Lb

Product Description

The SUGATSUNE ESR-3-26 is a full-extension stainless steel ball bearing slide designed for demanding drawer and panel applications where corrosion resistance and load capacity are critical. The slide measures 26 inches in length with a travel length of 27.08 inches, allowing full access to drawer contents at full extension. At full extension, the slide supports up to 95 pounds of load. The 0.75-inch wide by 2.125-inch high profile fits compact mounting envelopes. The satin finish is standard on this unit. Licensed tradespeople and millwork installers working in commercial kitchens, marine environments, food service equipment, or cleanroom cabinetry commonly specify this hardware.

This slide is suited for residential and commercial applications where moisture exposure, cleaning chemicals, or sanitation requirements make stainless steel the preferred material over zinc-plated or powder-coated alternatives. Typical installations include commercial kitchen drawer units, laboratory casework, marine cabinetry, food-processing equipment enclosures, and medical or industrial equipment panels that require repeated wash-down cycles. The full-extension travel gives service technicians and end users unobstructed access to the full depth of the mounted drawer or tray.

Key Features

• Stainless steel construction resists corrosion in wet, chemical, or washdown environments
• 26-inch slide length with 27.08-inch travel for full-extension drawer access
• 95-pound load capacity rated at full extension
• Compact profile at 0.75 inches wide and 2.125 inches high
• Ball bearing mechanism for smooth, consistent drawer operation
• Satin finish for a clean, low-glare appearance in professional installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation ball bearing slide for commercial and residential casework applications requiring stainless steel construction and a 26-inch slide length.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter, millwork installer, or equipment technician using standard hand tools. Ensure the mounting surface is flat, level, and structurally adequate to support the rated load before fastening. Verify drawer and cabinet member alignment during installation to prevent binding across the full travel length. Disconnect or de-energize any adjacent electrical components before working in enclosed equipment panels.