Description
Overview
The Gibraltar Threaded T-Bolt for Height Adjust is a professional-grade replacement hardware component designed for precision height adjustment on percussion stands and mounts. Engineered for durability and reliability, this T-bolt ensures that your gear remains secure and positioned exactly where you need it during performance or studio sessions.
Key Details
- Heavy-Duty Construction: Built to withstand the rigors of touring and frequent adjustments.
- Precision Threading: Designed for smooth operation and a secure lock to prevent equipment slippage.
- Compact Profile: Low-profile design that integrates seamlessly with compatible Gibraltar height-adjustment systems.
- Single Unit: Supplied as a 1pc replacement part for targeted maintenance.
Use Cases
This T-bolt is essential for drummers and percussionists who need to maintain or repair their hardware. Common applications include:
- Hardware Maintenance: Replacing worn or lost bolts on cymbal stands, snare stands, or tom mounts.
- Custom Rigging: Utilizing the threaded T-bolt to secure auxiliary percussion accessories to existing Gibraltar height-adjustment rails.
- Touring Spares: Keeping a spare in a stick bag or hardware case to avoid equipment failure during live shows.
Installation
Installation is straightforward and requires no specialized tools. Simply remove the existing worn bolt from the height-adjustment mechanism and thread the new Gibraltar T-bolt into the designated mounting point. Tighten until secure, ensuring the bolt is flush against the adjustment bracket to maintain maximum stability.
Compatibility
This product is designed specifically for Gibraltar percussion hardware featuring threaded height-adjustment systems. Please verify your hardware’s threading and bolt size against the provided dimensions to ensure a proper fit.
Additional Details
- Manufacturer: Gibraltar
- Delivery Format: Physical product
- Weight: 0.14 lbs
- Dimensions: 4″ x 3.5″ x 0.03″
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