ZIPBOLT Countertop Connectors

The ZIPBOLT™️ connector is a practical and innovative solution as a countertop, worktop, and frame connector. The ZIPBOLT™️ completely eliminates the difficult and time-consuming use of a screwdriver needed for conventional connectors and fasteners. ZIPBOLT™️ requires no additional tightening while the parts are connected. Tensioning tools often cause damage and a considerable amount of extra work – this is not necessary when using the ZIPBOLT™️. The fastener connects and holds the components in position; easy disassembly is possible at any time.

The connector consists of a threaded rod, which has a metric fine thread and ensures an optimal force transmission – combined with a force-transmitting gear drive. The mounting of the connector is very fast; it is easy to install with a cordless drill or even a hand-held screwdriver. With these tools, the processor can quickly tighten the components together. One-hand mounting is also possible. Countertops and frames from 5/8″ (16 mm) to 1-1/2″ (38 mm) board thickness can be connected in just a few seconds.

Our standard ZIPBOLT™️ sizes are both 120 and 170. The 85 is a unique size and is more often used when less room is available, such as the outside angle of a 45-degree miter. This is a unique situation where the 120 or 170 may be too large.

The different variations ZIPBOLT™️ 85, 100 Mini, 120, 170 and 90 KD are specifically tailored for different dimensions and requirements in the components.

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[bencunningham]

What is recommended torque spec for tightening? I don’t want to destroy the gear drive trying to close up a gap.

[coastalcreekwoodworks]

Hi guys... I recently purchased four of these for a knock-down double desk. Is there a specific tool needed to tighten these together or is it something I would have in my bag. I know it's a hex head but I'm not sure if there's a specific size or what not...thank you

[sabrenam]

Hello, how do I remove the zip bolt connectors from underneath the countertops without damaging the cabinets underneath? I am putting on new countertops. Thank you!

[alfredshearing]

You fail to say what tool is used for tightening

[cricke]

Pulling together two 6ft pieces of 1.5 inch butcher block. Do I use the 85, 120, or 170?