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The Sugatsune 5302 series 29-1/2 inch ball bearing drawer slide is a full-extension, side-mount slide rated at 149 lb per pair, finished in zinc for reliable indoor service. It belongs to a precision-built line from Sugatsune America designed for kitchen, office, shop, and commercial drawers that demand smooth travel and honest load capacity.
At nearly 30 inches, this slide length suits deep base cabinet drawers, shop bench pull-outs, and commercial storage drawers that standard 22 or 24 inch slides cannot serve. The 149 lb rating steps past the 100 lb standard class, making it a better match for a fully loaded pots-and-pans drawer, a heavy tool tray, or a commercial kitchen pull-out than an entry-level cabinet slide. Full extension means the drawer comes entirely out to the cabinet face — not three-quarters of the way — so the rear contents are accessible without reaching past a partially open front.
In frameless cabinet installations the slide mounts directly to the cabinet side panel on 1/2 inch of clearance per side, so the drawer box is built 1 inch narrower than the cabinet opening. In face-frame construction, rear mounting brackets are required to support the back end of the slide — brackets are series-specific and sold separately.
Zinc plating is the working standard for side-mount ball bearing slides: it protects the steel members from surface corrosion in dry indoor environments and holds its appearance through repeated use. It is a functional, mostly hidden finish — the slide sits beside the open drawer, not on display. This is not a stainless steel or decorative finish, and it is not rated for wet, washdown, or outdoor environments. For those applications, Sugatsune's 5302 series is also offered in stainless steel. Keep this slide to dry indoor work and it will last.
Cabinet shops running deep base cabinets or commercial millwork projects reach for this slide when they need a longer-than-standard full-extension slide at a load class that covers real-world contents. Designers specifying kitchen or office furniture with 29-1/2 inch deep drawers will find the 149 lb rating and full extension cover most residential and light commercial requirements. Contractors who need a non-handed, zinc-finished slide that mounts without left-right sorting keep the 5302 series on the truck. The slide is not the choice for wet environments, washdown locations, or outdoor installations.
No. 29-1/2 inches is the closed slide length. Because this is a full-extension slide, the drawer member travels approximately the full slide length, bringing the whole drawer out to the cabinet face — but slide length and drawer travel are two separate specs. Measure your cabinet's interior depth to confirm the slide length fits before ordering.
No. The 5302-750 is non-handed — both slides in the pair are identical. Order the quantity you need for your drawer count without worrying about orientation.
Side-mount ball bearing slides in this class require 1/2 inch of clearance per side. Build the drawer box 1 inch narrower than the cabinet opening to accommodate both slides. Confirm the exact clearance tolerance for the 5302 series against Sugatsune's installation specification before building.
Yes, but face-frame construction requires rear mounting brackets to support the back of the slide. Brackets are series-specific — use the Sugatsune 5302-compatible brackets and do not substitute hardware from other brands or series.
The 5302-750 is a standard-motion slide with no soft-close damper, self-close spring, or hold-in detent. The drawer stays wherever it is left. If you need soft-close or a detent, look for the appropriate Sugatsune 5302 variant or a different series.
The Sugatsune 5302 in zinc gives deep-drawer cabinet work a full-extension, 149 lb slide that installs without left-right sorting and holds its finish through years of indoor service — so the job moves forward without a trip back to the hardware supplier.