80/20 Inc. 4165 Joining Strip 4 in 8 Hole Series 10

Product Description

The 80/20 INC. 4165 is an aluminum joining strip designed to connect and align components within the 80/20 Series 10 modular framing system. Measuring 4 inches in length with 8 mounting holes, it provides a secure, repeatable connection between structural profiles. The anodized gray aluminum finish resists corrosion and wear in both indoor and light industrial environments. The 2-degree drop-lock geometry and infinite positioning along the profile T-slot give installers precise control over panel and component placement without requiring custom machining. This hardware is used by fabricators, system integrators, and industrial maintenance technicians working with T-slot aluminum framing.

The 4165 joining strip is intended for use within 80/20 Series 10 T-slot aluminum profile assemblies. It pairs with the 80/20 Bolt Kit 3321 to complete a rigid mechanical joint. Typical applications include machine guarding, workstation frames, equipment enclosures, and conveyor structures where modular aluminum extrusion systems are specified. The 8-hole configuration distributes clamping load across the joint, making it well-suited for assemblies that require consistent alignment and structural rigidity across multiple connection points.

Key Features

• 4 inches in length with 8 mounting holes for distributed clamping
• 2-degree drop-lock geometry for positive, repeatable seating in T-slot channels
• Infinite positioning along the profile T-slot before final tightening
• Anodized gray aluminum construction for corrosion resistance and durability
• Designed for use with 80/20 Series 10 profiles and Bolt Kit 3321

Compatibility

Designed for use with 80/20 Series 10 T-slot aluminum profiles. Requires Bolt Kit 3321 for complete installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by fabricators or industrial maintenance technicians assembling T-slot aluminum framing systems. Ensure all profiles are properly aligned before fully torquing fasteners. Power down any adjacent electrical or mechanical equipment before working on assemblies that are integrated into active machinery. Consult the 80/20 engineering documentation for joint load ratings and fastener torque guidance appropriate to your assembly.