80/20 5425 Single Shaft Pre-Drilled Mounting Plate, 1"

The 2-hole pressure manifold stopper plate is commonly used when adding a pressurized substance to a T-slot profile. It mounts on the profile end to form a secure seal. The suggested mounting hardware and gasket are included. The maximum allowable pressure is 150 psi (1034.21 kPa).

The single shaft pre-drilled stanchion mounting plate is commonly used with the aluminum tube profile to create an offset axis. The tube connects perpendicular to the mounted base to form the stanchion. The plate is aluminum, making it a strong and durable option. Clamp screws are included. The suggested hardware to mount the base to a T-slot can be found on the "Suggested Hardware" tab.

The single shaft pre-drilled stanchion mounting plate is commonly used with the aluminum tube profile to create an offset axis. The tube connects perpendicular to the mounted base to form the stanchion. The plate is aluminum, making it a strong and durable option. Clamp screws are included. The suggested hardware to mount the base to a T-slot can be found on the "Suggested Hardware" tab.

The 40005-CP mounting plate is compatible with Yaskawa® HC10DTP, HC20DTP, HC30DTP and Kuka® iiwa 3 R760, iiwa 7 R800, iiwa 14 R820, iisy 11 R1300, iisy 15 R930, KR 6 R700 & R900, KR 10 R1100 & R900, collaborative robots (cobots). Features: Precise robot placement with dowel pin holes Compatible with 80/20's 40 series profiles & parts Countersunk holes for a variety of mounting options Center through hole for electrical and pneumatic lines Connect directly to 80/20's Static Robot Pedestals and Mobile Robot Pedestals

The 40002-CP mounting plate is compatible with Aubo® - i3, i5, i10, i16 and Kinova® - Link 6, GEN 2, and GEN 3 collaborative robots (cobots). Features: Precise robot placement with dowel pin holes Compatible with 80/20's 40 series profiles & parts Countersunk holes for a variety of mounting options Center through hole for electrical and pneumatic lines Connect directly to 80/20's Static Robot Pedestals and Mobile Robot Pedestals