Clamping bracket with clamping bolt Ø 20 mm and clamping lever

The clamping bracket connects a slot-8 aluminum profile to a 20-mm grid-hole table—shown here in the clamping lever version: On one side, the die-cast zinc bracket engages with the profile groove; on the other, the stainless steelclamping bolt (Ø 20 mm) fits into the grid hole. The plastic-coated lever tightens and releases the connection without tools.

The lever is what sets it apart from the screw version: Once loosened, the bracket can be rotated and slid freely—you align the stop or support and flip the lever into place, securing it firmly. No Allen wrench, no fumbling around, and it comes apart just as quickly the next time you need to make adjustments.

Here's how to use it

• Aligning stops in sync: Lift the lever, move the profile, close the lever—the reference edge moves along with the job without having to pick up a tool.
• support rails Installation: Rails and accessories snap into place in seconds—using the same technology that comes standard on the RUWI support rails .
• Aligning fixtures: The loosened angle rotates freely—swing the profile into place, adjust the angle, and clamp it in place.

Does this fit your setup?

On the profile side, the bracket fits item profiles (System 40, slot 8) and item-compatible profiles; on the table side, the bolt fits into any 20-mm grid— RUWI ,lifting tables , and router tables, Festool MFT, Sauter Variobench. Once the assembly is permanently in place, the clamping bracket with an Allen screw is the more economical choice; the adapters and stops provide additional fastening options.

All the details

Material
Clamping Bracket: Die-cast zinc
clamping bolt : Stainless steel
clamping lever : Plastic-coated

Dimensions
clamping bolt : Ø 20 mm

Compatibility
Profiles: Item and Item-compatible aluminum profiles, System 40
Compatible Tables: Perforated grid tables with Ø 20 mm