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The Sugatsune ESR-SC4513 is a 24 inch full-extension side-mount ball bearing drawer slide in stainless steel, rated 72 lb per pair, with an integrated soft-close damper and hold-in detent. It is built for drawers in wet, humid, or corrosion-prone settings where a standard zinc-finished slide would not hold up over time.
Most side-mount ball bearing slides ship in zinc or anochrome — finishes that perform well in dry indoor cabinets but can break down where moisture, cleaning chemicals, or salt air are routine. A bathroom vanity that collects steam, a boat galley, a food-service prep station, a laboratory workbench that sees regular wipedowns — these are the applications where specifying stainless from the start prevents premature corrosion and early replacement. The soft-close damper on the ESR-SC4513 handles closing quietly and consistently, which is worth noting in environments where drawers tend to get pushed shut with wet hands or in a hurry. The hold-in detent adds a second layer of closure security: the drawer stays put after closing rather than rebounding open on a rocking vessel or a busy work surface.
The slide members are stainless steel throughout. Ball bearings in full-length raceways deliver the smooth telescopic travel this segment is known for, and the stainless body means the corrosion resistance is structural, not just surface-deep. The finish reads as a brushed stainless appearance typical of the material — it is functional hardware that also presents cleanly in open-shelf or visible-drawer installations. The 1/2 inch side clearance per side is the segment's standard, so the ESR-SC4513 fits into the same drawer-box math as a conventional zinc slide at this length.
Cabinet shops building bath vanities, marine cabinetry, or commercial kitchenette units reach for a stainless slide when the end-use environment rules out zinc. Designers specifying hardware for a medical or laboratory casework project often need corrosion-resistant slides as a baseline requirement. Homeowners renovating a laundry room or a garage utility cabinet near a wash station will find the stainless finish holds up where a standard slide would not. At 24 inches, the ESR-SC4513 suits most standard kitchen and bath drawer depths. Sold as a pair — two slides per order — covering one drawer.
True soft-close. An integrated damper slows the drawer over the last portion of closing travel and settles it quietly. There is no undamped spring or ramp involved.
Both work together. The soft-close damper controls the closing motion; the hold-in detent keeps the drawer closed once it is fully shut, preventing it from drifting or bouncing back open.
Build the drawer box 1 inch narrower than the cabinet opening to leave 1/2 inch of side clearance for each slide — the same math as any standard side-mount ball bearing slide.
Side-mount slides need rear support in face-frame construction. Add compatible rear mounting brackets for this series — brackets are series-specific and sold separately.
No. The ESR-SC4513 is non-handed — both slides in the pair are identical and either one fits either side of the drawer.
Specifying stainless steel slides in the right environment means fewer callbacks, longer service life, and hardware that keeps pace with the conditions it lives in. The ESR-SC4513 pairs that material choice with full extension, soft-close damping, and a hold-in detent — a complete feature set in a 24 inch stainless package, sold as a pair and ready to install.