Halder Clamping Screws | Precision Fastening Solutions | Freer Tool

Halder clamping screws are fastening components used in fixture and workholding setups to provide reliable clamp-up and repeatable assembly in machining and production environments (application dependent). In modular fixture builds, clamping screws are often selected not just by thread size, but also by head style, clearance needs, and compatibility with specific clamping element systems. Using the correct clamping screw helps maintain consistent seating and reduces variability across repeated setups (application dependent).

Clamping Screws According to DIN 787 or DIN 6379 Standards - Halder clamping screws are standard parts according to DIN. Clamping screws often are also called clamping studs or T-slot bolts. Clamping screws can be used in a wide range of industries for many applications, including connecting and clamping. In combination with T-blocks DIN 508 (EH 23010./23020.), nuts DIN 6330 (EH 23070.) and washers DIN 6340 (EH 23060.), they form the complete clamping studs.

Clamping Screws (T-bolts, T-slot bolts, studs) according to DIN 787 or DIN 6379

Clamping screws are standard parts according to DIN. Clamping screws often are also called clamping studs or T-slot bolts. Clamping screws can be used in a wide range of industries for many applications, including connecting and clamping. In combination with T-blocks DIN 508 (EH 23010./23020.), nuts DIN 6330 (EH 23070.) and washers DIN 6340 (EH 23060.), they form the complete clamping studs.

The extensive product range includes various versions from stock:

T-bolts, DIN 787

• Studs, DIN 6379, for T-nuts (T-blocks)
• Studs, DIN 6379 b₁ long, for T-nuts (T-blocks)
• Studs, with internal hexagon, similar to DIN 6379, for T-nuts (T-blocks)