80/20 Inc. 2425 Panel Mount Block Series 15

Product Description

The 80/20 INC. 2425 is an aluminum panel mount block designed for use with 80/20 Series 15 T-slot framing systems. Finished with a clear anodized coating, this component provides a secure, flush-mounting interface between panels and structural framing members. At 1.25 inches long and 0.88 inches in height, it is a compact hardware piece used to anchor flat panels, guards, or enclosure walls directly to Series 15 extrusions. The 5/16-18 thread size is compatible with standard Series 15 fastener hardware. Fabricators, machine builders, and industrial maintenance technicians typically install this component during panel integration work on modular framing assemblies.

The 2425 panel mount block is intended for Series 15 T-slot aluminum framing applications. Typical use cases include attaching acrylic, polycarbonate, or thin-gauge metal panels to 80/20 Series 15 structural profiles in workstations, machine guards, enclosures, and similar modular assembly builds. It is suited for both initial fabrication and field modification of existing Series 15 framing structures.

Key Features

• Designed specifically for 80/20 Series 15 T-slot framing systems
• Aluminum construction with clear anodized finish for corrosion resistance
• Compact profile: 1.25 inches long, 0.88 inches in height
• 5/16-18 thread size matches standard Series 15 fastener hardware
• Enables direct panel attachment to Series 15 extrusion profiles

Compatibility

Designed for use with 80/20 Series 15 T-slot aluminum framing systems. Compatible fasteners and hardware should match the 5/16-18 thread specification standard to Series 15 assemblies.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by fabricators or maintenance technicians working with modular T-slot framing. Power down or de-energize any adjacent electrical components before working on enclosures or machine guarding assemblies. Standard hand tools are sufficient for installation. Ensure fastener thread engagement is adequate and that the panel surface is properly supported before final tightening.