GeckoTeq Fixed Cable Anchor for T-Slot Ceiling Rail – 20kg

The GT0796 is a compact rail anchor for creating a fixed cable suspension point in an aluminium T-slot rail. The anchor has been developed for the professional suspension of acoustic panels, PET baffles, and other hanging interior elements.

The anchor is secured directly into the rail slot using the included T-bolt. The suspension point can be moved along the rail before securing, allowing the position to be precisely aligned with the panel. The cable fixation is neatly concealed within the cylindrical housing, creating a clean and minimalist appearance.

Unlike the adjustable GT0795, the GT0796 is intended as a fixed cable anchor. This makes the product particularly suitable for applications where the cable length is predetermined or adjusted elsewhere in the suspension system.

Designed for use in combination with the acoustic ceiling rail GT0794

Advantages

• Fixed and compact suspension point for steel cable
• Direct mounting in a T-slot rail
• To position along the rail for securing
• Cable end neatly concealed in the housing
• Sleek and professional finish
• Suitable for modular acoustic ceiling systems
• Available in black and nickel

Assembly

1. Screw the T-bolt partially into the upper part of the rail anchor.
2. Insert the rectangular head of the T-bolt into the slot of the rail.
3. Slide the anchor to the desired position.
4. Tighten the anchor so that the T-bolt clamps firmly into the rail.
5. Insert the appropriate steel cable into the housing.
6. Screw the housing fully tight to neatly finish the cable attachment.

Technical specifications

• Product type: fixed rail anchor for steel cable
• Article number: GT0796
• Fastening: T-bolt for mounting in a slotted rail
• Version: fixed cable attachment
• Colors: black and nickel
• Application: suspension of acoustic panels, ceiling panels, and baffles
• Compatibility: for use with a suitable ceiling rail and steel cable

Use the anchor exclusively as part of a compatible suspension system. The permissible load is determined by the combination of rail, anchor, cable, and panel mounting.