Channel Brackets
Strut channel brackets are metal brackets used for supporting and attaching strut channels to other surfaces. Strut channels are commonly used in construction and electrical installations to provide a framework for running cables, pipes, or other support systems. These brackets are designed to securely hold the strut channel in place, providing stability and strength. They are typically made of durable materials such as steel or aluminum to withstand heavy loads and resist corrosion. There are various types of strut channel brackets available, including L-shaped brackets, U-shaped brackets, angle brackets, and flat brackets. Each type has its specific functions and uses, depending on the application requirements. Some common uses of strut channel brackets include supporting electrical conduit, securing HVAC ductwork, suspending lighting fixtures, and creating shelving units in warehouses or garages. Overall, strut channel brackets play a crucial role in providing structural support and flexibility in construction and electrical projects.
Bolts
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DIN 961 |
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DIN 605 |
DIN 608 |
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EN 15048 |
EN 14399 |
BS 7419 |
BS 7419 |  DIN 558 |
DIN 933
DIN 960
Din 603
Din 604
DIN 610
DIN 6914
DIN 6921
DIN 7990
DIN 912
DIN 7984
DIN 7991
NUTS
DIN 934 |
DIN 936 |
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DIN 6923
DIN 928
DIN 6915
DIN 557Washers
DIN 9021 |
DIN 6916 |
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IS 5369 |
BS 4320 |
DIN 436
DIN 125 A
DIN 126
DIN 127 B
Threaded Rods
When it comes to the world of fasteners, bolts, nuts, washers, and threaded rods play a crucial role in holding structures together. Each of these components has its own unique technical specifications that determine its suitability for different applications. Let's start with bolts. Bolts are typically made of steel and come in various sizes and grades, such as Grade 5 or Grade 8, which indicate their tensile strength. Nuts, on the other hand, are threaded fasteners that complement bolts. They also come in different sizes and types, including hex nuts, lock nuts, and wing nuts, each serving a specific purpose. Washers, often overlooked, provide a flat surface between the bolt head or nut and the material being fastened, distributing the load and preventing damage. Lastly, threaded rods are long, cylindrical fasteners with threads along their entire length, allowing for easy adjustment and assembly. These components may seem simple, but their precise technical specifications ensure the safety and stability of countless structures, from construction projects to industrial machinery.