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Knape and Vogt 8090 pocket door pinion shaft is a dedicated pocket door hardware component that works with pocket door slides in multimedia and workspace installations, so it serves as a core drive element in the door movement system. As part of the Knape and Vogt pocket door hardware family, this shaft aligns with the 8091 and 8092 pocket door setups, so it helps keep the slide system built around the same engineering. The 75lb capacity rating defines how much door weight this pinion shaft is designed to handle in normal service, which gives a clear boundary for choosing doors and fronts in that weight range. The 48 length suits taller cabinet or enclosure openings that need a longer shaft run, so one part can span the full vertical travel of the door. The black finish identifies the part visually in a hardware layout, so it can be matched quickly against drawings or existing components.
This pinion shaft is identified in the SAP description as a pinion shaft for 8091 and 8092 pocket door setups, so its role is tied directly to those pocket door slide arrangements in multimedia or workspace components. Being part of the pocket door slides category, it is intended to integrate into slide-based pocket door assemblies, so it functions within a guided track environment rather than as a standalone hinge or pivot. The 48 length gives a predictable dimension to design around, so cabinet or enclosure layouts can be drawn knowing how far the shaft will run in the system. The 75lb capacity rating links directly to expected door load in those slide assemblies, so weight calculations for doors and fronts can be balanced against that specified capacity.
This pinion shaft is part of the Knape and Vogt 8090 pocket door hardware class, so it is intended for pocket door slide applications in multimedia and workspace components where slides form the main movement. The SAP description calling it a pinion shaft for 8091 and 8092 pocket door setups connects it to those pocket door slide configurations, so it fits projects that are built around the 8091 or 8092 slide families. Its place in the pocket door slides category points it toward cabinets or enclosures that hide doors within a pocket when open, so the shaft helps coordinate that in-and-out travel along the slides. The 48 length supports taller installations that require a longer vertical engagement of the shaft, so it suits larger entertainment centers, workspace cabinets, or comparable storage units using pocket door hardware within that height range.
The 75lb capacity defined in the web description sets a specific door weight envelope for this pinion shaft, so repeated builds using similar doors can stay within that range for predictable behavior over time. The Knape and Vogt branding links the shaft to a known pocket door hardware system, so part numbers and component names can be referenced consistently across multiple projects using the same style of pocket door slides. The manufacturer part number 8090B EB 48 gives an exact code that distinguishes this 48 black version from other potential lengths or finishes, so reorder accuracy is supported when duplicating a successful installation. Being identified both as a Knape and Vogt 8090 pocket door pinion shaft and as pocket door hardware keeps its role clear in drawings and material lists, so project teams can align this specific part to the movement function it serves within the slide assembly.
The Knape and Vogt 8090 pocket door pinion shaft is rated with a 75lb capacity, so it is intended for pocket door applications where the door weight falls within that specified range.
The Knape and Vogt 8090 pocket door pinion shaft is specified as 48 in length, so it suits taller pocket door openings that need full-height shaft engagement in the slide system.
The SAP description identifies this part as a pinion shaft for 8091 and 8092 pocket door setups, so it is associated with pocket door slide arrangements built around those systems.
This shaft is listed under pocket door slides within shelf, closet, and multimedia workspace components, so it functions as part of a slide-based pocket door assembly.
The manufacturer part number 8090B EB 48 and the Knape and Vogt 8090 pocket door pinion shaft name identify this exact component for matching and reordering.
The shaft is described as black, so its finish offers a clear visual cue when sorting or installing hardware alongside other pocket door components.
The Knape and Vogt 8090 pocket door pinion shaft with 75lb capacity, black finish, and 48 length provides a defined component for pocket door slide assemblies in multimedia and workspace projects. Its identification as a pinion shaft for 8091 and 8092 pocket door setups offers a clear reference point when aligning with those systems on plans. The 8090B EB 48 part number ties directly to this specific pocket door hardware piece, so project lists and future orders can point to the same shaft. For builds that rely on pocket door slides within the 75lb capacity and 48 length profile, this shaft gives a targeted option to specify in the hardware schedule.
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