Use this versatile framing to configure machine guards, enclosures, carts, and workstations. These rails have continuous T-slots for attaching fittings. Rail profiles with slots on all sides offer the most design flexibility, while profiles with closed sides give a finished appearance. Rails are made of aluminum.

Low-profile rails are often used to attach handles, sensors, and other accessories.

Radius and angled rails give a finished appearance. They are often used to create finished edges or handles on carts.

Double-, triple-, and quad-profile rails are good for large structural applications, such as beams and posts. They provide six to twelve open T-slots for connecting fittings.

Solid rails are stronger than hollow rails.

Hollow rails are lighter and more economical than solid rails.

Black rails fade into the background and hide dirt and grime.

Yellow rails draw attention and are often used to build machine guards.

Use touch-up paint (sold separately) to cover cut ends and scratches on anodized silver rails.

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