Halder 23010.0202 M18 Tapped Through T-slot Nut

Product Description

The HALDER 23010.0202 is an M18 tapped through T-slot nut designed for secure fastening in standard T-slot tracks and fixture systems. The through-tapped design accepts an M18 bolt or threaded rod from end to end, giving technicians flexible clamping depth without a blind-hole limitation. The nut seats into a 19.6mm slot width and features a 32mm x 12mm base (width by height) with an overall length and height of 32mm x 24mm. It is a precision-machined hardware component used by machinists, fixture builders, and industrial maintenance professionals in production and workholding applications.

This T-slot nut is suited for use in machine tables, aluminum extrusion systems, jigs, and modular fixturing platforms that use a matching 19.6mm T-slot profile. It is typically installed in milling machine tables, welding fixtures, and modular workholding assemblies where repeatable, tool-free positioning is required. The M18 thread size makes it appropriate for medium-to-heavy clamping loads common in industrial and manufacturing environments.

Key Features

• M18 through-tapped bore allows full-length thread engagement from either face
• 19.6mm slot width fits standard T-slot profiles of that dimension
• 32mm x 12mm base width by height provides stable seating in the slot
• 32mm x 24mm overall length by height suits medium clamping setups
• Single-piece construction with no moving parts for reliable, repeatable use

Compatibility

Designed for use in T-slot tracks with a 19.6mm slot width, consistent with machine tables, extrusion fixture rails, and modular workholding systems using that profile dimension.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by machinists or fixture technicians familiar with T-slot workholding hardware. De-energize or lock out any machine tool before inserting or repositioning T-slot hardware on a machine table. Slide the nut into the open end of the T-slot channel or drop it in through a slot access point, then rotate 90 degrees to seat the base flanges against the slot shoulders before threading in the clamping bolt. Do not overtighten beyond the rated capacity of the slot rail material.