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Thread on Signal Light?
Hi, I'm trying to design a mounting device to hold my team's signal light. Does anyone know what the threading on the signal light is?
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Re: Thread on Signal Light?
Your best bet would be to drill a hole slightly larger than the diameter of the threaded part of the signal light and use the nut that comes with the light to secure it.
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Re: Thread on Signal Light?
It doesn't appear to be on Rockwell's product page. Time to break out the calipers!
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Re: Thread on Signal Light?
The robot signal light is designed to be mounted through a 22.5mm (.885in) hole.

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Re: Thread on Signal Light?
I wonder if it's 1/2" NPT?

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