80/20® 15 & 40 Series Milling Connector

The anchor fastener cam is commonly used with a socket head cap screw and T-nut to form custom anchor fastener assemblies. An anchor fastener connection method requires a counterbore machining service on the mounting profile.

Features: Internal fastener that requires no machining Compatible with 15 and 40 Series profiles Infinite positioning along the T-Slot profile Two ways to install: Slide into the end of profile or install on captivated profiles with Roll-in T-nut Left-handed barrel thread to prevent loosening during installation Holding force exceeding 410 lbs and torsional strength over 372in-lbs Install barrel thread with 6mm ball end power bit (PN 65-6092). Use 5mm ball end hex wrench for screw (PN 65-6098)

The 5 way - junction connector is made of nylon and is used with a Quick Frame profile which has built-in ridges that bite into the fastener to create tension without the use of additional hardware. It provides flush connections of up to five Quick Frame profiles, forming 90 degree or 180 degree connections. The 5 way - junction connector is commonly used when transitioning between standard and flanged profiles and uses only a soft-faced mallet to form light-duty yet sturdy builds. It requires no additional hardware and no machining services.

The 90 degree straight base connector is made of nylon and is used with a Quick Frame profile which has built-in ridges that bite into the fastener to create tension without the use of hardware. It is convenient for projects that will be attached or mounted at a 90 degree angle to any flat surface or T-slot profile and provides a clean, flush connection. The 90 degree straight base connector connects profiles quickly and easily using only a soft-faced mallet to form light-duty yet sturdy builds.

The miter connector creates strong, internal connections ranging from 90 degrees to 180 degrees. A miter connection reduces rotation between the profiles. This connection requires that both profiles have a miter cut machining service as well as counterbores in both the mounting and mating profiles.