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How to Use FATH Milling Connectors for T-Slot Framing from AutomationDirect
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AutomationDirect is your one-stop shop for T-Slotted Aluminum Rails and accessories.
T-Slotted Aluminum Rails are readily available in several high-strength, industry-standard size profiles. Certain styles are offered in light and ultra-lightweight options, and UV-resistant, black anodized finish. SureFrame is manufactured right here, in the U.S., for AutomationDirect and is compatible with other brands of T-slot rails and components, including 8020.
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Hi, this is Sue and I am Sam. And Sue is going to show you how to install a milling connector. This is one of my favorite products because it's very easy. It comes pre-assembled with the hardware needed. You slide it into the end of the extrusion. You line up the piece with the so that it's flush with the end. With your T-handle, you tighten this down. So no machine needed, no machine needed. At your meeting piece of extrusion, this is the hammer nut down here. Once you start to tighten that hammer nut, it turns into the slot and locks in. And by tightening this, it's drawing the two pieces together. And you have a nice, secure connection. But how about if you wanted to have the extrusion in the middle or ... certainly... You just loosen this up a little bit. Take it to the location that is needed. Wow. So easy. I know, that's why it's my favorite one. Go here to find the structural frames and components for your applications. For more Chef Raymond Fast videos, go here and don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss any of our great videos.
