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Slide-Loc 1/4-20 UNC coarse-thread quick-release lever with ball-head bolt extending behind the handle

Slide-Loc

M10 Quick Release Lever (Fastener, Latch)

  • 10 levers — 5% off
  • 20 levers — 10% off
  • 100 levers — 20% off

Designed and produced by Slide-Loc LLC.

Drawings

How to read the measurements

Slide-Loc quick-release lever body. Length 56.17 mm, width 19.99 mm, thickness 16.02 mm.
Lever body. Same on every listing. 56.17 × 19.99 × 16.02 mm.
Ball-head bolt. A threaded length, B shank, C ball diameter, D hex wrench size.
Ball-head bolt. Letters match the size chart. Numbers are in the table. Thread: M10 x 1.5 Coarse Thread (Standard)

Measurements

M10 size chart

A = threaded length. B = shank. C = ball diameter. D = hex wrench in the ball.

M10

UPC 747492592988

Thread. M10 x 1.5 Coarse Thread (Standard)

Bolt length A B C D
A = threaded length · B = shank · C = ball diameter · D = hex wrench
10 mm 10.0 mm 7.0 mm 10.0 mm 3/16 in
20 mm 20.0 mm 7.0 mm 10.0 mm 3/16 in
25 mm 25.0 mm 7.0 mm 10.0 mm 3/16 in
30 mm 30.0 mm 7.0 mm 10.0 mm 3/16 in
40 mm 40.0 mm 7.0 mm 10.0 mm 3/16 in
50 mm 50.0 mm 7.0 mm 10.0 mm 3/16 in

Videos

See it work

Slide-Loc levers on a ClariSea filter
Bulk Reef Supply Spotlight: Slide-Loc quick-release lever
SaltwaterAquarium.com first look at the Slide-Loc lever

Product shots

Four views of the lever

Slide-Loc quick-release lever open on a 316 stainless ball-head bolt, white backgroundSlide-Loc quick-release lever locked on a 316 stainless ball-head bolt, white backgroundSlide-Loc anodized aluminum lever body, top view, showing the cam and logo, white backgroundSlide-Loc lever underside showing the 3/16 inch hex in the ball pocket, white background

Questions

What is a Slide-Loc quick-release lever?

A cam-style quick-release lever and matching ball-head bolt. Flip the lever to clamp. Flip it back to release. It replaces thumbscrews, wingnuts, and knobs on lids, panels, and equipment.

What thread sizes are available?

US 1/4-20, M5, M6, M8, and M10. They fit existing holes. No new hole pattern is required. Lengths vary by diameter. See the size chart on this page.

How do I choose bolt length?

Measure the stack you are clamping. The start of the thread should sit flush with the top of that stack. Threads must reach far enough to engage the base. Pick dimension A from the chart.

How does the clamp force work?

The bolt stretches instead of twisting. You get the same force every time without swollen nylon or a second wrench.

What is the main advantage over a traditional nut and bolt?

Rapid release and clamping, while also repeating the same clamping force you previously set.

Is it sold as a pair?

No. Each listing is one lever and one matching bolt.

What materials are offered?

316 stainless on all sizes. Titanium is available on 1/4-20 in 7 mm and 20 mm. The lever body is anodized aluminum. Threads are coarse (standard): 1/4-20 UNC, M5 x 0.8, M6 x 1.0, M8 x 1.25, M10 x 1.5.

Will 316 rust in saltwater?

316 stainless is the marine grade we sell for wet and outdoor use. Rinse hardware if it sits in salt spray.

What hex size is in the ball?

3/16 in. That is dimension D on the bolt drawing.

What is the strength rating?

Bolt tensile strength (ASTM F606 / F606M-21): 18.30 kN / 4,110 lbf. Lever body (ADC): 17.52 kN / 3,940 lbf.

What common applications can this be used for?

Bulkheads, removable racks, concrete forms, mold clamps, workbench clamps, steam oven doors, squeegee and broom handles, and other industrial applications.

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