80/20 Inc. 12316 Cable Tie Mounting Block 15 40 Series

Product Description

The 80/20 INC. 12316 is a nylon cable tie mounting block designed for use with 15 and 40 Series aluminum extrusion systems. Measuring 22 inches in length, this block slots directly into T-slot channels to lock in place, providing a secure and organized cable management solution. Constructed from black nylon with a matte finish, it offers a lightweight and durable option for routing and securing cables within modular framing assemblies. Installation and removal require no special tools, and the reusable design supports ongoing cable management adjustments without replacing hardware.

This mounting block is suited for industrial, commercial, and light structural framing applications where cable organization is required alongside 15 or 40 Series T-slot extrusion profiles. It is typically installed by machine builders, integrators, and maintenance technicians working with modular aluminum framing systems. The slot-lock feature keeps the block positioned in the channel without slipping, making it reliable in both static and vibration-prone environments.

Key Features

• Slots into T-slot channels and locks in place for a secure, stable fit
• Reusable design allows cable ties to be removed and repositioned without replacing the block
• 22-inch length accommodates cable organization across extended channel runs
• Black nylon construction is lightweight and resistant to typical shop-environment wear
• Matte finish reduces glare and surface reflectivity in exposed assemblies
• Compatible with both 15 Series and 40 Series extrusion profiles

Compatibility

Designed for use with 80/20 INC. 15 Series and 40 Series T-slot aluminum extrusion profiles.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by sliding the mounting block into the T-slot channel and locking it in place before threading cable ties through the block. Ensure the extrusion channel is free of debris before inserting the block to allow proper seating. No powered tools are required for installation. Power down any associated equipment before routing cables to avoid contact with live conductors.