Description
Technical Overview
The 40 Series Sliding T-Nut functions as a heavy-duty fastening component that engineers integrate specifically into 40 Series T-Slot aluminium extrusions. Because manufacturers engineer this component with an increased thickness compared to standard alternatives, it facilitates superior screw-to-thread contact to establish a more robust and secure connection.
To implement this setup, users slide the hardware component directly into the end of a compatible structural rail. Consequently, the T-nut serves as a high-strength anchoring point that allows builders to securely attach parts and cross-members. Ultimately, this process provides steadfast fastening within modular framing networks, linear motion setups, and structural machinery assemblies.
Applications
Engineers commonly deploy 40 Series Sliding T-Nuts in heavy-duty structural frames and assemblies that require reliable load distribution alongside tight mechanical fastening. For instance, these components work perfectly when builders integrate parts into CNC machines, 3D printers, and robotics.
Additionally, technicians widely implement these T-nuts in industrial machinery, measuring equipment, and instrumentation built from aluminium profiles. Furthermore, because they accommodate a range of screw sizes—specifically M4, M5, M6, and M8—they readily allow for adaptable, high-calibre carbon steel connections in both temporary and permanent mechanical installations
Technical Specifications
Drawings

| A | B | C | D | E | kg |
| 20mm | 19.5mm | M4-M8 | 7.8mm | 9.5mm | 0.008 |
Maker Store Tips and Tricks
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Ensure you slide the T-nuts into the extrusion channel before completely enclosing or blocking the ends of your framing assembly.
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Select the correct screw length to ensure it fully engages the deep thread of the sliding T-nut without bottoming out against the aluminium slot.
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For applications subjected to high vibration, check fastening torque periodically to maintain optimal rigidity.
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