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Tandem Patio Door Roller
Tandem-wheel patio sliding door roller for residential and light commercial sliding glass doors. 1-1/8" or 1-1/4" stainless steel concave wheels on ball-bearing pivots, mounted in a zinc die-cast carrier. 150 lb capacity per pair per AAMA 906.
Also known as
tandem roller · patio door roller · sliding door roller · dual wheel roller
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Idler roller family
Used in Conveyor, Access Systems, Motorized Retractable Screens, Fenestration
Key Features
- Stainless concave wheels for low-friction track engagement
- Sealed bearings rated for 100k+ cycle service
- Spring-loaded adjustment for fine sash leveling
- Drop-in replacement for most residential sliding door brands
Available Materials
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Technical Resources
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