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This is a 10 inch full-extension side-mount ball bearing drawer slide from Knape and Vogt's 8810 series, rated 200 lb per pair in a zinc finish. At 10 inches, it is a shorter slide sized for compact drawers that still carry serious weight — tool storage inserts, small shop cabinets, and base cabinets with shallow but loaded drawers.
A 10 inch slide length suits cabinets with shallow interior depths — compact base cabinets, tool chests, equipment enclosures, and shop carts where the drawer is short but the contents are dense. The 200 lb rating per pair handles steel hardware, hand tools, and heavy fastener stock that would overload a standard kitchen-class slide. Full extension means the whole drawer opens to the face of the cabinet, so nothing hides behind the front. Because motion technology is standard, there is no closing mechanism working against a heavy load — the drawer stays open at the bench and stays closed when pushed shut.
The 8810 series is built from steel with a zinc plated finish — the working standard for side-mount ball bearing slides in shop, office, and utility environments. Zinc protects the steel members against the humidity and surface contact of an active workspace. It is not a decorative finish and is not rated for outdoor or wet environments; this slide is for indoor installations. The zinc tone is neutral and unobtrusive beside the drawer box, which matters in open-front shop cabinets where the slide hardware stays visible.
Cabinet shops building tool storage, shop cart inserts, or compact utility cabinets reach for this slide when the load class matters more than the length. Contractors fitting out base-cabinet drawers in workshops, garages, and utility rooms get the 200 lb rating without stepping up to a dedicated file or industrial-class slide. The non-handed design and bulk packaging make it practical for production runs — order by quantity, pull from the box, and install without left-right sorting. For face-frame cabinets, the slide needs rear support at the back of the cabinet; add the appropriate rear mounting brackets for the series, sold separately. The required 3/4 inch side clearance per side means the drawer box is built 1-1/2 inches narrower than the cabinet opening.
The slide length is 10 inches — that is the closed length of the hardware. Because this is a full-extension slide, the drawer travels approximately its full length when opened, bringing the entire box out to the cabinet face.
No. The 8810 series uses standard motion — no damper, no spring, no detent. The drawer stays wherever it is left, open or closed.
The 8810 series is a heavier-duty build than standard 100 lb cabinet slides, and the wider profile requires 3/4 inch of side clearance per side. Build the drawer box 1-1/2 inches narrower than the cabinet opening to fit correctly.
No. The slide is non-handed, so both pieces in the pair are identical and fit either side of the drawer.
Bulk-pack means the slides are packed loose in a carton rather than in individual retail bags — a trade quantity format suited to shops installing multiple drawers at once.
When the drawer is short but the load is not, the 8810 series delivers full extension and a 200 lb rating in a zinc-finished steel slide that installs without left-right guesswork and holds up through daily shop use.
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