80/20® 15 Series 1" Diameter Double Shaft Mounting Block, Black

The aluminum panel mount block can be used to mount a panel flush with a profile edge or on the profile surface. There is a slot tab on the block that acts to align the mount in the T-slot. The aluminum panel mount block increases stability of the mounted panel while also reducing vibration. It is easy to use and simplifies the process of adding or removing plastic panels. The hardware to mount the block to the T-slot is included while the hardware to mount the panel to the block should be based on the panel type and thickness.

80/20 5550 Single Shaft Mounting Block, 1" Features: 10 and 15 Series compatible Stanchion clamp screws included Made of 6105-T5 clear anodized aluminum

The drop-in lite panel mount block is made of nylon and can be used to mount a panel flush with a profile edge or on the profile surface. It has a molded extension that acts as a T-slot stud and drops into the profile, perfect for instances where profile ends are captivated. The block is a cost-effective option that increases stability of the mounted panel while also reducing vibration. The drop-in lite panel mount block is easy to use and simplifies the process of adding or removing plastic panels

The standard angle clamp block is typically mounted to the T-slot. The tab grips into the mating profile to help align and hold the clamp, enabling adjustments and a range of various angles. The standard angle clamp block is sold in pairs and requires no machining services. The mounting hardware is included and can be found on the "Included Hardware" tab.

The aluminum panel mount block can be used to mount a panel flush with a profile edge or on the profile surface. There is a slot tab on the block that acts to align the mount in the T-slot. The aluminum panel mount block increases stability of the mounted panel while also reducing vibration. It is easy to use and simplifies the process of adding or removing plastic panels. The hardware to mount the block to the T-slot is included while the hardware to mount the panel to the block should be based on the panel type and thickness.