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This is a 10 inch full-extension side-mount ball bearing drawer slide from Sugatsune America's ESR-DC series, built from stainless steel and rated 115 lb per pair. Where zinc-finished slides fall short — wet environments, food service, marine cabinetry, or any application where surface corrosion is a real concern — the stainless construction holds up without compromise.
The ESR-DC series is the right choice when the environment works against standard finishes. Commercial kitchens with frequent washdowns, undercounter refrigeration drawers, marine galleys, lab casework, and outdoor cooking stations all expose hardware to moisture that zinc plating simply was not designed for. Stainless steel members resist that exposure without surface treatment wearing away. The hold-in anti-rebound detent adds practical value here too: a drawer in a boat cabin or a busy prep station that bounces back open is a hazard; the detent keeps it shut until someone intentionally pulls it.
At 10 inches, this slide suits shallow drawers — spice pullouts, small utility drawers inside a cabinet, undercounter bin drawers, and toolbox-style inserts where depth is limited but load capacity still matters.
Both the cabinet member and drawer member are stainless steel, giving the slide the same corrosion resistance throughout. This is not a zinc slide with a stainless-look coating — the base material itself resists oxidation. The finish is functional rather than decorative, though the brushed stainless appearance is at home in professional and modern residential settings alike. For indoor cabinetry where corrosion is not a concern, a zinc-finished slide in the same series covers the same load and extension at a lower price point. Choose stainless when the environment calls for it.
Cabinet shops outfitting commercial kitchens or lab installations reach for this slide when the spec sheet calls for stainless hardware throughout. Marine builders and RV fabricators use it where moisture is unavoidable. Homeowners finishing an outdoor kitchen or a laundry cabinet with a damp environment will find the 115 lb rating and full extension handle real-world loads comfortably. It is sold per pair, non-handed, so ordering is straightforward regardless of drawer count.
Stainless steel resists corrosion far better than zinc-plated steel in wet and salt-air environments. That said, confirm the specific environment against the manufacturer's published corrosion-resistance data for the ESR-DC series before specifying for saltwater or continuous submersion applications.
A mechanical detent catches the drawer when it closes and holds it shut. If the drawer is pushed firmly and released, the detent stops it from bouncing back open. There is no spring pulling the drawer closed and no damper slowing it — just a positive catch that releases when you pull the drawer open normally.
Side-mount slides installed in face-frame cabinets need rear support because the cabinet side sits back from the face frame. Check whether rear mounting brackets are available for the ESR-DC series, and add them when installing in face-frame construction.
Build the drawer box 1 inch narrower than the cabinet opening to leave the required 1/2 inch side clearance for each slide. The slide length is 10 inches — match your drawer depth and cabinet interior depth to that nominal length.
No. The ESR-DC4513-10 is non-handed — both slides in the pair are identical and fit either side of the drawer without modification.
When the installation needs full extension, a 115 lb rating, and the confidence that the hardware will not corrode in the environment it lives in, the Sugatsune ESR-DC series in stainless steel delivers all three in a compact 10 inch format.
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