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This is a 44 inch side-mount ball bearing drawer slide from Fulterer's 5019 series, rated 225 lb per pair, with over-travel extension and a hold-in detent that keeps a loaded drawer firmly closed. The zinc finish blends into the cabinet interior and holds up through years of heavy-cycle service in shop, storage, and commercial installations.
Most shop drawers, storage cabinetry, and commercial built-ins never push past the 22 to 24 inch range. When a drawer runs deep — a full 44 inches from front to back — the slide has to carry proportionally more weight at full extension and still let the user reach the back of the box. Over-travel pushes the drawer past the cabinet face entirely, so the rear of a deep drawer is accessible rather than hidden behind a countertop ledge or face frame. The hold-in detent matters as much here as the travel spec: a heavy, deep drawer left without a stay-closed feature can coast open under vibration or on an unlevel floor. This slide handles both problems in one unit.
The slide is formed from steel and electroplated with zinc, the working standard for side-mount ball bearing slides in shop, cabinet, and commercial service. Zinc plating provides solid indoor corrosion resistance and is a functional, not decorative, surface — the slide sits alongside the drawer box and is largely out of sight during normal use. It is not a stainless finish and is intended for dry, indoor environments. The 3/4 inch side clearance requirement is wider than the nominal 1/2 inch standard on lighter slides; plan the drawer box accordingly and build it 1-1/2 inches narrower than the cabinet opening to give each slide its required clearance.
Cabinet shops and contractors building deep storage runs, tool chests, or commercial casework reach for this slide when the drawer depth and load both exceed standard cabinet hardware. A 44 inch slide suits cabinets built into garages, workshops, server or equipment rooms, and commercial storage walls where drawer depth follows room depth rather than kitchen convention. The 225 lb rating covers steel tools, heavy binders, spare parts, and dense inventory without approaching the slide's limit. Face-frame cabinet builders will need rear mounting brackets to support the back of the slide; those brackets are series-specific and sold separately.
No — 44 inches is the closed slide length. Over-travel extension means the drawer member travels past the slide's nominal length, so the drawer actually extends beyond full. The exact over-travel distance is not specified in the source data.
The hold-in detent is a mechanical catch that keeps the drawer closed until intentionally pulled — it also prevents the drawer from bouncing back open after a firm close. It is not soft-close: there is no damper, and the slide does not slow the drawer as it shuts. The closing motion is standard.
The heavier-built profile of a 225 lb rated slide is wider than a standard cabinet slide, so it requires more side room. Build your drawer box 1-1/2 inches narrower than the cabinet opening — 3/4 inch on each side — to give the slide the clearance it needs.
No. The slide is non-handed, so both members in the pair are identical. Order the pair count your project requires without sorting left from right.
Yes, but face-frame installation requires rear mounting brackets to support the back end of the slide. Those brackets are series-specific and sold separately — confirm the correct bracket for this slide before building.
When the drawer runs 44 inches deep and the load is real, a standard kitchen slide is the wrong tool. The Fulterer 5019 pairs a 225 lb heavy-duty rating with over-travel reach and a hold-in detent — so the drawer opens fully, closes firmly, and stays put.
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