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70-008 5 Pack, Screen Plunger Pin Latches, 7/32"

Question for tension spring for screen. I have windows and screens that have tension bars with small pins attached to them that poke through the screen frame which then holds the screen into the window frame itself. These small pins have broken off the plastic tension bars on many windows. ... (cont.)

this is on the top of a screen it only goes through the frame to the spline track not all the way through

Do you free hand the drilling or us a jig when drilling the hole for the plunger

I am looking for replacement plunger pins for our storm windows. They are in the form of a tee however. The plunger had a hole in the middle of it where the "handle" part come out. The house was built in the mid 80's. I don't know the brand. Do you have anything like that or know someone that d ... (cont.)

At the risk of sounding totally stupid, when you place the pin into the frame, is the spring supposed to drop into the hole into the interior of the frame itself? Or is it supposed to stay on the outside, between the pin end and the frame?

What type of metal are these pins? I live in a coastal environment and the original pins for my Peachtree screens totally disintegrated in only 6 months. I purchased the plastic pins from a hardware store - the same type you have - and they are too short.

We are looking to replace the pins in our integrity screens. They are plastic with a spring. The screens are about 16 years old. If you need more information please contact the e-mail below or call 802 584 4470 thanks don d

overall length of spring pin is 1 3/8 inches made of grey metal with light brown plastic tip. The head of the pin that inserts into frame measures approx. 3/16". The house was built in 1990-1992 so screens are from that time period.

I am looking for replacement parts for double hung peachtree window screens. The two plastic side clips and the two metal pegs on top of the screen. pThanks

When I removed a window screen in order to replace the screening, the plunger springs were damaged. How do I replace them, and are there different sizes. If there are, how do I determine what size I must get for replacements? Thanks, Richard

I have peachtree windows and screens on the house. My screen use the small plastic latches similar to 70-208 and two metal posts on the top of the screen to hold the screen in place. Several of the metal posts are gone, are there specific replacement posts or would you just use a thick poprivet to ... (cont.)

Hi, I need replacement pins that hold the window screen in the window. It has a 1/2" spring around a 1/8" dia. pin that is approximately 1" long. There is a plastic cap on one end (approximately 3/8" long, with a flange head, on the screen side) and a metal cap (approximately 1/2" long) on th ... (cont.)

Do you sell screen clips. See picture. The clips are spring loaded and they attach the screen to the top of the window. By pulling down on the clip it releases the screen for removal. There are 2 clips per screen. They are about 1 3/4" long. If you have them are they easy to replace? I need 4. T ... (cont.)

Please see attached 3 images and advise if you have anything that would replace the push pin on the screen. The screens are from Kolbe and Kolbe and are almost 20 years old.

I not only need the plunger pins, I also need the plastic/nylon plugs that go into the window frame that the pins seat into. Can you help me find these? Thanks

I have Marvin Windows/Screens at my house. I need replacement pins for my screens. Do you know if part #70-008 or 70-009 will fit Marvin screens? The screens have plunger pin latches similar to these part numbers. Thanks.

i have weathershield windows with removeable screens installed in new construction in 2005. looking to replace broken black pin that secures the screen in place.pin is approx 1"in length and attaches to the window and screen on a fixed metal pin. not sure if it would be considered a pin or a clip bu ... (cont.)

My metal pins are 3/16" Dia. at the large end. The central portion is 1/8" Dia. and the end that the plastic snaps on is 3/32" Dia. x 11/32" lg. The overall length of the pin is 1 11/32" with the shank portion being 1" lg. The 3/16" Dia. portion is then, obviously, 11/32" lg. The screen frames are ... (cont.)

I'm trying to figure out which pins will replace the ones have been holding the screens in place for the last 15-20 years. The frames are about 3/4 inches wide and measuring the holes, the 75-503 drill is about right.

I'm not sure who manufactured the screens in our home. The screens all need re-screened and cleaned (as you can see by the images). All screens have knife latches on each side, and stationary pins at the top which go into holes outside the windows to keep the top of the screens in place. I ha ... (cont.)