Nuts and bolts

Slotted nuts serve as thread carriers in the profile groove and enable the secure screwing of components and accessories.

Depending on the nut type, cylinder head screws, countersunk screws or lens head screws are usually used, matching the thread of the slotted nut, for example M4 to M8.

Yes, many variants are roll-in or swivel-in and can be inserted laterally into the groove without exposing the profile end.

Spring-loaded slotted nuts have a small ball or spring that holds them in position, while non-spring-loaded versions can slide freely in the slot.

They are typically made of galvanized steel; stainless steel versions are also available for corrosion-prone environments, and lightweight plastic solutions are sometimes used.

The screw length is determined by the material thickness of the component to be attached, any washers, and the required thread engagement in the slotted nut.

Yes, common systems like Item, Bosch Rexroth and FATH use standardized grids and slots, so the appropriate sizes are interchangeable.

The holding forces depend on the groove size, nut type, and bolt strength; precise values ​​are specified in the technical data sheets. These are available upon request. Please use the contact form for this purpose.

They are inserted or swivelled into the groove of the profile, then the screw is screwed in and the component is fixed.

Yes, as long as the thread fits, different screw head shapes can be used, such as countersunk head for flush connections or cylindrical head for flat mounting.