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

The plunger latch that I have is an aluminum unit with an aluminum cap. I'm trying to figure out what I need to do to get the aluminum cap to stay on. It doesn't have a shoulder like the plastic ones. Do you need to crimp it?

I have double hung peach tree windows from the early 1990s. I am looking for the pin that attaches the scream to the top of the window on the outside of the house. This piece is 1/8 inch in diameter, is silver, and is hollow in the center. it does not appear to be the spring mountain piece that I ha ... (cont.)

I need something to hold this window screen in place besides a plunger. Thanks

This is a picture of four (4) spring loaded pins that are in each of my Lanai Screen assemblies. They insure that the screen slides evenly up and diwn the track. What is it called and where can I buy them ? Thank you

This is 1 5/8 in length. Plunger diameter is 5/16. Marvin window screen.

These are small screw like things that have a little bit of spring to them. They hold the screen window into the frame.

I want to drill a second window plunger pin into my screens and that seems pretty easy but that requires me to drill another hole in our window frame and I can find that piece. What is that part called and do you supply that? Thanks.

what is the length of the plunger tip (the wide part of the plunger) for Plunger part# 70-008? (3/8"?, 7/16"?, other?)

Hi I have paella aluminum clad windows with screens. The plunger on the aveeens fits into a plastic inset. Several of my insets are cracked or missing. Can I help me figure out what to purchase? Thanks Kerry

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I moved to a new home & all the screens require pins to hold them in place. I need to replace some of them & don't know which pin will work. Hoping you can help. There were no numbers, names, or markings on the screens. Thank You!

the depth of the screen is 3/8" I believe and the width (where the pin goes in and exits) is 5/8" I believe. The length of the assembled pin from top to bottom is about 1 5/8". I don't have any information about the make of the screen. I hope you can identify them. Please let me know. ... (cont.)

I need to replace spring pins that hold the screen into the window frame as on most of them the plastic gripping end is broken.Yes screen spring pin not Tammy which is what my phone wrote. The narrow tipped end had a plastic "knob" but it disintegrated. Product #70-195 looks somewhat like it but is ... (cont.)

The window screen pins on our screens are 27 years old. We took screens out to paint house and most of the pins broke. We didn't find any manufacturer markings on windows so we don't know what kind they are. Would any of your pins fit our screens?

I can't remove the part then the window will fall completely out. Its the spring that is inside the frame to make the window go up and down. The window is 64" long and the spring measured at 53" not sure what else I can do? Let me know if this will help to get a replacement part. Thank you ... (cont.)

Do you carry theses? If so, I need 10 of them Alan

When do you use a 70-008 and when a 70-009? I have 5/16 X 3/4 Screen Frame.

Full screen with spring latch pins for each side of the screen to hold the screen in place. My windows are from the 80's and the white plastic part has cracked from age and spring is missing or rusty due to this issue I can not use several of my windows as several screens can not stay in the frame.I ... (cont.)

I am looking for Peachtree Window screen pins. The metal part is smooth and goes through a hole in the screen and fits into the vinyl window channel. It has a white cap as shown in the picture that seems to have a springing action to pull them to get the pin out of the channel to remove the screen ... (cont.)

I need a replacement pin for my screen. It is spring loaded. The diameter of the full length of the pin is 0.123 inches. This was measured with the digital caliber. The pin has a plastic handle. The screens are the the mid 90s I believe. Can you please help?