Halder 23010.0082 T-slot Nut M6 Tapped Through

Product Description

The HALDER 23010.0082 is an M6 tapped through T-slot nut designed for secure fastening in standard T-slot extrusion tracks and framing systems. The nut slides into a T-slot channel and accepts an M6 threaded fastener through its full depth, providing a reliable, load-bearing connection point. With a slot width of 7.6mm, a base measuring 13mm wide by 6mm tall, and an overall length of 13mm by 10mm in height, this nut is sized for precise fitment in compatible aluminum extrusion profiles. It is typically installed by mechanical assemblers, millwrights, and fabricators working on framing, fixturing, and modular workstation builds.

This T-slot nut is suited for use in light industrial and commercial assembly applications where components must be positioned and repositioned along T-slot tracks. Common installation scenarios include machine guarding frames, workholding fixtures, conveyor framing, and modular enclosure systems. The tapped-through design allows full thread engagement along the nut body, which improves holding strength compared to blind-tapped alternatives. Sold individually, it is appropriate for single-point replacement or small-batch builds.

Key Features

• M6 tapped through thread for full thread engagement depth
• 7.6mm slot width for compatibility with standard T-slot extrusion channels
• Base dimensions of 13mm wide by 6mm tall for stable channel seating
• Overall footprint of 13mm length by 10mm height
• Sold as individual units - no minimum multi-pack required

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation T-slot nut for T-slot extrusion framing systems with a 7.6mm slot width and M6 thread requirement.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by sliding the nut into the open end of a T-slot channel or dropping it into an accessible slot section before positioning the mating component. Ensure the slot width of the extrusion matches the 7.6mm specification before installation. Standard hand tools are sufficient for driving the M6 fastener into the nut. Always verify that the assembly is properly torqued and that the nut is fully seated and rotated 90 degrees within the channel before applying load.