Hardware

The roll-in T-nut with flex handle is a fastening option that loads from either the profile ends or side, which is helpful in applications where the ends are inaccessible. The flex handle sticks out past the profile to make it easy to position and move within the T-slot. It is available with options in size, material, thread, and finish.

The roll-in T-nut with set screw is a fastening option that loads from either the profile ends or side, which is helpful in applications where the ends are inaccessible. When the set screw is engaged it keeps the T-nut in place in the T-slot, even if the profile is in a vertical position, simplifying the assembly process. It is available with options in size, material, thread, and finish.Tip: An "L" wrench or combo tool is required for adjusting the set screw.

The slide-in economy T-nut with offset thread is a cost-effective fastening option available with options in size, material, and finish. It loads from the profile ends and has a pilot thread projection that adds additional threading for increased strength. The offset thread of the slide-in economy T-nut creates clean connections, making it ideal for corner connections because the T-nut doesn’t extend beyond the length of the profile. This T-nut is available in a double or triple configuration. Tip: Position the pilot projection down in the T-slot to avoid an uneven connection or crashing.

The standard drop-in T-nut is a fastening option that loads either from the profile ends or side, which is helpful for applications where the ends are inaccessible. It has ridges that bite into the profile surface, creating a strong connection. The standard drop-in T-nut is available with options in size, material, thread, and finish.