Discussion
Which bolt is used in machine tool tables in which T-slots are cut to accommodate the T-heads ?
Answer: D
Machine tool tables use the T-headed bolt.
Machine tool tables have T-shaped slots cut along them. The head of a T-bolt slides into the slot and is held under its lips, so the bolt can be positioned anywhere along the slot to clamp a workpiece or fixture, and the head cannot turn.
A countersunk-headed bolt sits flush in a conical recess, a hook bolt is used where a hole cannot be drilled through one of the parts, and an eye-bolt is used for lifting heavy machines. None of them is designed to locate in a T-slot.
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