80/20® 15 Series 90 Degree Dynamic Right Angle Pivot Nub, Black

The universal structural right angle pivot nub is an external fastening method commonly used as a connection hub to create a structural pivot ranging from 0-90 degrees either parallel or perpendicular to the mounting profile. The universal structural right angle pivot nub requires no machining services and can be easily assembled, lending itself to repositioning and reuse.

The 90 degree dynamic pivot nub is commonly used as a connection hub for dynamic pivots to create full axial motion ranging from 0-180 degrees perpendicular to the mounting profile. The 90 degree dynamic pivot nub requires no machining services and can be easily assembled, lending itself to repositioning and reuse. The hardware to mount the nub to a profile is included.

The universal structural pivot nub is an external fastening method commonly used as a connection hub to create a structural pivot ranging from 0-180 degrees either parallel or perpendicular to the mounting profile. The universal structural pivot nub requires no machining services and can be easily assembled, lending itself to repositioning and reuse.

The 90 degree structural right angle pivot nub is an external fastening method commonly used as a connection hub to create a structural pivot ranging from 0-90 degrees perpendicular to the mounting profile. It has a slot tab that helps prevent the nub from rotating as well as assists with alignment in the T-slot. The 90 degree structural right angle pivot nub requires no machining services and can be easily assembled, lending itself to repositioning and reuse.

The 0 degree dynamic pivot nub is commonly used as a connection hub for dynamic pivots to create full axial motion ranging from 0-180 degrees parallel to the mounting profile. The 0 degree dynamic pivot nub requires no machining services and can be easily assembled, lending itself to repositioning and reuse. The hardware to mount the nub to a profile is included. The suggested mounting hardware to attach the arm to the nub can be found on the "Suggested Hardware" tab.