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This is a 10 inch over-travel side-mount ball bearing drawer slide from Fulterer, rated 225 lb per pair with a hold-in detent that keeps the drawer closed until pulled. The zinc finish and all-steel construction make it the right choice for shop, utility, and commercial drawers that carry serious weight in a compact footprint.
At 10 inches, this slide fits compact cabinets, shallow tool cases, and worktop drawers where interior depth is limited but load demands are not. The over-travel action carries the drawer past the cabinet face, so the contents at the very back are reachable without digging — a meaningful advantage when a drawer is packed with tools, fasteners, or parts. The hold-in detent addresses a common problem with heavy slides: a loaded drawer that bounces back open after a firm close. The detent catches the drawer and holds it until the next intentional pull. This is not soft-close or self-close — the drawer does not pull itself shut. Push it closed, and it stays there.
The slide members are cold-formed steel with a bright zinc finish applied for indoor corrosion resistance. Zinc is the working standard for this type of side-mount ball bearing slide: durable enough for years of shop or commercial service, and thin enough not to interfere with the 3/4 inch side clearance the slide requires. The finish is not decorative — it is a functional coating suited to dry indoor environments. For washdown or outdoor applications, a different slide material is the right call.
The combination of a 10 inch length and a 225 lb rating makes this slide specific in its purpose: shallow drawers that carry heavy contents. Cabinet shops building tool storage, contractors fitting utility cabinets in tight spaces, and commercial installers working with compact casework are the natural buyers. The 3/4 inch side clearance per side is wider than the 1/2 inch standard on lighter ball bearing slides, so the drawer box needs to be built to that dimension. Measure the cabinet interior and size the box accordingly before ordering. Sold as a pair — one drawer requires one pair.
This slide requires 3/4 inch of side clearance per side — wider than the 1/2 inch standard on most side-mount ball bearing slides. Build the drawer box 1-1/2 inches narrower than the cabinet opening to account for both sides.
Hold-in is a mechanical detent that keeps the drawer closed after it is pushed shut. It is not soft-close — there is no damper, and the slide will not slow or guide the drawer on its own. Push the drawer in until it catches, and the detent holds it there until pulled open.
Over-travel means the drawer member extends past the slide's 10 inch nominal length, carrying the drawer slightly beyond the cabinet face. This clears overhangs and gives access to the very back of the drawer. It is not the same as the slide's closed length — the over-travel distance is the extra reach past full extension.
Side-mount slides need support at the rear of the cabinet in face-frame construction. The cabinet side is set back from the face frame, so a rear mounting bracket is required to carry the back of the slide. Rear brackets for this application are sold separately and are series-specific.
The 225 lb rating is per pair — both slides together. That is the working capacity for one drawer installation.
A 10 inch slide that holds 225 lb per pair and stays closed under load is a specific tool for a specific job. When the cabinet is shallow and the contents are heavy, this is the slide to reach for.
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