TOP T-slide Claw

Removable object mounting for flexible positioning

The TOP T-Kralle slide made of stainless steel is a KLIO element for the simple, functional mounting of an object. The holders are suitable for a wide variety of exhibits – from delicate pieces to medium-sized objects.

The integrated mounting ring for connection with other KLIO elements has a small diameter. In the assembled state, they are located behind the object and are therefore invisible.

Thanks to the lateral arrangement of the round wires on the mounting ring, the object mount can be easily and flexibly moved in its position on the LINK support rod or tube. This opens up further possibilities for presentation. Suitable for horizontal and vertical object presentation.

TOP T-nails slides can be combined with all LINK elements in the same diameter.

Individual adaptation to the object

The two fine wires of the TOP T-Kralle slide can be shortened to the required length. To attach the object, the holder is adjusted to the shape of the exhibit by bending it to the wire ends. Different wire thicknesses and the formable stainless steel allow for individual adjustment to the object.

The TOP T-clips slide feature an integrated locking ring for connection to additional KLIO elements, such as LINK rods and pipes in the appropriate diameter. The fixation is achieved using the integrated screw nut. When removing or inserting the clip into the showcase, the assembly is simply removed from the mounting rod or reattached – a quick and secure solution with minimal assembly effort.

Precisely made to match each other, the TOP T-claws slide securely and firmly onto the attached KLIO elements.

Advantages of the KLIO system

Modularity and flexibility through a standardized system: All TOP-, LINK-, and BASE-elements with identical rod diameter are fully combinable and enable individually customizable mounting solutions.

High object and process reliability through revisable constructions and the clear separation between object adaptation and exhibition assembly.

Economic efficiency and design restraint Thanks to reusable components, efficient processes and minimal visual presence while maintaining high stability.