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70-009 5 Pack, Screen Plunger Pin Latches, 5/32"

Hi,I need to replace a window screen plunger latch on my Marvin window. It is 1.5" long with a 3/16" diameter on the end and 1/4" diameter on the handle end. Unfortunately the screen came to us from the contractor with one latch missing.I am hoping this is enough for you to identify the missing part ... (cont.)

What is this part of my casement window screen called and where can I find it. I live in Deerwood Minnesota 56444. It is for a screen that is approximately 28 x 40. I should have 8 in my screen but only have 4 - lost 1 in each screen resulting in one side jutting out from window and not secure. Id ... (cont.)

I have WeatherShield Legacy double-hung windows that I purchased about 20 years ago. The removable screens, which are one piece and cover the entire window, are held in place with several plastic clips. Do you carry replacement clips? Jim

I need a few of the plastic pins that insert into the top of the screen frame to hold the screen in the window frame.

I'm looking Crestline plunger pin latch for screens purchased in 1999. I'm not sure if they are 5/32" or 7/32". How would I measure to find out? I'm adding a picture to show you what I currently have.Thank you.Keith

For Dailey manufacturing co willow grove Pa. For screens

Can you yell me what I should order from this picture? Thsnk you

Window cleaners broke one of my screen retainers. Marvin Integrity 2009-10. Similar to your 70-219 but doesn't have the external ring on the plunger and the end is not tapered. The pin is white with a clear cap.

I need to order some screen plunger pins. I have attached a drawing. Measurements are as close as I could get, but maybe not perfect, as things are kind of out-of-round. There is a spring also, which I didn't include in my drawing. I will need about 200 of them to do all the screens in my house. ... (cont.)

I'm not a great measurer..... I think ( minus the spring ) - its 1 1/2" long... The plunger is 5/16" and the 'tip' is 1/4" ? Please let me know your guess & I'll order. I do know about drilling larger holes if necessary. ( and I have fixed other parts on the window ( ie: T-Lock shoe/springs ) ... (cont.)

I have Pins that fit into the exterior of the window, photo "Window". The pins are 1 inch in length and 2/16th in diameter photos "Screen Pin" "Pin Fastener" Is it possible to identify these pins? I am unable to make a match on your site. I am assuming the age to be ~30 years. Thank You, Kim ... (cont.)

The pin is 1 3/4" in length, and is made of plastic. The window was installed circa 6 years ago. On the window it says: CIG6 15 AWA 42804-4A11 NFRC 272 Integrity From Marvin.

The plunger pin and spring fit fine. But how does the plastic cap snap onto the pin. The hole in the bottom of the cap is about .040 in diam. and the bottom of the pin is about .090-.100 in diameter. Is it possible that the "spline pocket edge" which I don't have on my screens has a way of containi ... (cont.)

Hi, I'm trying to identify the top part of my Marvin window screen part. The plastic tab broke off on one of my screens and I'm trying to find a replacement. Thanks, Todd

I need some of the spring loaded push pins that hold the screens in their tracks. The one picture shows the number on the Integrity screen.

This is for a Marvin Window screen. House built 94-95. Have anything similar?

What size Plunger pin do I need to use ? Thank you.

Need the corner with a locking tab and flange in beige, plunger and pull tab. Most important thing is the corner. Plunger is 5/32 x1 1/4". Screen frame is is 3/4x 5/16. With flange in beige. D11172 has pics.

Looking to buy two new screens for my condo windows, just to update the look. They contain four "plunger pins" I believe they are called. (they pop in and out in order to remove the screen at any time) I would like to purchase 2 of these and 8 plunger pins. Any ideas? The window screens have this ... (cont.)

I need the pins for the screens as well as the corners for the screens. I also need the seal for the bottom of the window. I hope this helps us figure out what we need from you.