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8090 pocket door pinion shaft identifies this Knape and Vogt component as part of the 8090 pocket door hardware family, so installers can match it to existing 8090-series layouts in multimedia or workspace pocket door applications with confidence.
The pinion shaft is specified for use with 8091 and 8092 pocket door setups, tying the door movement to the slide system so the door opens and closes consistently along the intended travel path in those Knape and Vogt pocket door installations.
The component is listed under pocket door hardware, placing it within a dedicated product class that focuses on retractable door mechanisms, which helps buyers position it correctly in their hardware stack when planning or servicing pocket door slide assemblies.
Brand designation as Knape and Vogt connects this pinion shaft to a recognized manufacturer of pocket door slides, giving installers a clear source reference when matching to 8091 or 8092 systems in cabinetry, multimedia centers, or workspace projects using these slide families.
The web description calls it a KV 8092 pocket door pinion shaft, highlighting its role in 8092 slide-based pocket doors, which supports component-level planning when aligning shafts, slides, and door panels in coordinated Knape and Vogt assemblies.
The SAP description calling this a pinion shaft for 8091 and 8092 pocket door setups gives installers a clear installation context, so they can align this component specifically with those Knape and Vogt pocket door slide systems during cabinet or multimedia door builds.
Its classification under pocket door slides ties the shaft functionally to sliding mechanisms that retract doors into cabinets or enclosures, which helps buyers plan alignment of door panels and frame openings around the shaft-driven motion path in 8090-series applications.
The 72 length reference provides a consistent dimensional tag for layout work, enabling planners to coordinate this shaft with matching slide travel ranges and cabinet spans that are designed around similar length values in the 8091 and 8092 product families.
The SAP description specifying this as a pinion shaft for 8091 and 8092 pocket door setups anchors its use inside those Knape and Vogt systems, so it fits projects already built or designed around 8091 or 8092 pocket door slides.
The product class of pocket door hardware positions this shaft within retractable door assemblies in multimedia and workspace environments, allowing it to serve installations where doors need to slide back into a cabinet or housing on defined slide tracks.
Its categorization under multimedia and workspace components connects this pinion shaft to applications such as equipment cabinets or workstation enclosures using pocket doors, supporting projects that require doors to clear front space by retracting fully on slides.
The 8090 designation ties the shaft to the 8090 pocket door family, making it suitable anywhere that series is specified, so shops standardizing on 8090-based layouts can keep consistent hardware families across matching cabinets or stations.
Brand identification as Knape and Vogt ensures the shaft aligns with that manufacturers 8091 and 8092 slide engineering, which supports consistent motion characteristics when the shaft coordinates with corresponding Knape and Vogt pocket door components.
The manufacturer part number 8090B EB 72 gives an exact ordering and replacement reference, limiting variation between shafts on different cabinets and reducing the risk of mismatched components when servicing or expanding 8091 and 8092 pocket door runs.
The black designation in the product name defines the finish, so visible portions of the shaft can be coordinated with other dark hardware in the installation, maintaining a consistent appearance wherever the pinion shaft is exposed around the pocket door assembly.
The naming of 75lb capacity in the title ties this shaft to a specific load reference, which supports planning for door weight when working within pocket door slide systems that acknowledge that capacity range in their application notes.
The reference to KV 8092 pocket door pinion shaft in the web description reinforces its intended pairing with 8092 pocket door slides, helping installers keep sliding motion and pinion engagement within one coordinated Knape and Vogt hardware set.
Its placement within shelf, closet, and garage organization under multimedia and workspace components signals versatility across storage and equipment environments, guiding designers to use this shaft where concealed pocket doors support organized, accessible enclosures.
The clear labeling as pocket door pinion shaft defines its role driving motion within the pocket door mechanism, which matters when technicians troubleshoot or replace only the motion-transfer element without disturbing the entire slide or cabinet structure.
The 8090 pocket door pinion shaft is specified in the SAP description for 8091 and 8092 pocket door setups, aligning it with those Knape and Vogt pocket door slide systems.
The 72 reference identifies a specific length designation for the shaft, so planners can coordinate cabinet spans and slide travel around that consistent dimensional tag in 8091 and 8092 applications.
The pinion shaft is defined as pocket door hardware, indicating it participates in the retractable door mechanism and helps transmit motion within 8090-series pocket door assemblies.
The Knape and Vogt branding ties the shaft to that manufacturers 8090, 8091, and 8092 pocket door systems, supporting consistent interaction with matching pocket door slides and components.
The mention of 75lb capacity in the product name associates this shaft with a specific load figure, guiding selection for doors sized within pocket door applications designed for that capacity reference.
The manufacturer part number 8090B EB 72 uniquely identifies this black 72-length pocket door pinion shaft, supporting accurate reorders and replacements in 8091 and 8092 installations.
This 8090 pocket door pinion shaft from Knape and Vogt is defined for 8091 and 8092 pocket door setups, giving you a clearly identified component when planning, building, or servicing pocket door slide systems that align with the 8090 hardware family.
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