Halder 23010.0226 M16 Tapped Through T-slot Nut

Product Description

The HALDER 23010.0226 is a tapped through T-slot nut designed for M16 thread engagement in standard T-slot track systems. The nut features a 21.7mm slot width, a base measuring 35mm wide by 14mm in height, and an overall height of 28mm. It is machined to slide into T-slot extrusions or fixture plates and locks securely in position when a bolt is threaded through. This type of hardware is used by machinists, toolmakers, and fixture builders working on milling machines, modular workholding systems, and aluminum extrusion assemblies. The tapped through design allows full thread engagement for reliable clamping force in demanding production environments.

This T-slot nut is suited for use in machine tool tables, modular fixture systems, and aluminum profile assemblies that accept a 21.7mm slot width. It is installed where repeatable, adjustable positioning is required - common in manufacturing setups, jig building, and workholding applications. The M16 thread size makes it appropriate for medium to heavy clamping loads typical in industrial machining environments. Installers are typically machinists or tooling technicians working in production or maintenance settings.

Key Features

• M16 tapped through thread for full bolt engagement and reliable clamping force
• 21.7mm slot width fits corresponding T-slot track profiles
• Base dimensions of 35mm wide by 14mm height for stable seating in the slot
• 28mm overall height accommodates standard T-slot deck clearance
• Designed for adjustable positioning along T-slot extrusions and machine tables

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit component for T-slot systems accepting a 21.7mm slot width and M16 thread fasteners.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by machinists or tooling technicians. Before installing or repositioning the nut, ensure the machine table or extrusion assembly is de-energized and free of moving loads. Slide the nut into the T-slot track and align it with the desired bolt hole position before threading the fastener. Do not overtighten beyond the torque appropriate for M16 hardware in the base material being used.