
Cyclone Tufflite Synthetic Spline Roller
Description & Specs
The Cyclone Tufflite Synthetic Spline Roller is a flyscreen tool with a synthetic roller wheel.
- Type: Spline roller
- Roller: Synthetic (Tufflite)
Use it to press rubber spline into the channel of a flyscreen or security screen frame, locking the insect mesh tight. A handy tool for fitting and re-meshing fly screens and screen doors.
More about this product
Cyclone Tufflite Synthetic Spline Roller is designed for installing 4-6mm spline into synthetic insect screens, ensuring a secure fit and tension.
The Cyclone Tufflite Synthetic Spline Roller is a practical tool for installing synthetic flyscreens. It features a soft ergonomic hand grip for comfort during use, a concave edge wheel that aids in rolling the spline into place, and a beveled pointed tip for precise control around corners. The roller is designed to push the spline into the groove, effectively tensioning the screen as it is applied. Additionally, it includes a hang hole for convenient storage, making it a suitable choice for both DIY enthusiasts and professionals.
Features
- Soft ergonomic hand grip for added comfort
- Concave edge wheel for efficient spline rolling
- Beveled pointed tip for precise spline control
- Hang hole for easy storage
- Suitable for installing synthetic flyscreens
Specifications
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 95mm x 225mm x 23mm |
| Weight | 0.0083kg |
| Model Number | 30120022 |
The Cyclone Tufflite Synthetic Spline Roller is an essential tool for effective spline installation.
Questions & Answers
What is a spline roller for?
It rolls rubber spline into a flyscreen frame channel to hold the mesh in place.
What is the roller made of?
A synthetic Tufflite wheel.
What jobs does it suit?
Fitting and re-meshing fly screens and screen doors.
Shipping & Returns
Dispatches within 1-2 business days from our Australian warehouses
Change of mind? Eligible products can be returned within 14 days of delivery if unopened, unused and in original packaging. Return postage and restocking fees may apply. This does not affect your Australian Consumer Law rights for faulty products.













