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This fitting cannot be used where the pipe through sleeve 'A' is required to be joined within the fitting. Type 25 should be used when a join in the pipe is necessary.
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An internal swivel fitting, designed to accommodate varying angles on handrailing for staircases, ramps, or bracing. Used in conjunction with Types 10, 15,25,45, it eliminates the need for specially drilled angle fitting Type 27 and Type 28.
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Type 115 is designed for palm fixing of guardrailing and balustrading to walls, parapets, steps, and ramps. The upright cannot drop through the socket. Packer Plates (Type S115) are available to allow the fitting to be positioned in channels, slots, and other offset areas.
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Most frequently used for bracing and struts.
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Designed to form an inline joint between two pieces of pipe of the same size. Where a constant diameter is required along the outside of the pipe (such as for ADA handrail or garment storage), an internal spigot (type 18) should be considered.
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A 90° elbow joint, most frequently used as an end joint for the top rail of safety railing on a level site.
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Widely used for adding to and modifying existing structures. This performs the same function as a Type 10, but because of its open socket, it can be added to a complete structure. For alternative fitting, see type A10. Type 25 should be used when a join in the pipe is necessary.
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Designed to provide a 90° cross-over joint. Can be added to an existing structure. Pipe should not be joined within this fitting. For alternative fitting, see Type 45 or Type A45.
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Type 19 fittings are normally used in pairs to form variable angle joints between 90° and 180°. Fittings are sold and priced as pairs. The Type 19-8 and Type 10-85 fittings are able to make angles between 60° and 180°.
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A 90° corner joint most frequently used for the top rail of safety railing. It can also be considered for the corner joint of benches, work tables, and other rectangular structures.
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Most frequently paired with Type 20 to give a 90° corner joint for the middle rail of safety railing and other rectangular structures. The upright passes through the fitting.
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Most commonly used as the 90° joint between the top rail and an intermediate upright on safety railing. As there are two socket set screws in the sleeve, this fitting can be used where a join is required in the horizontal pipe. The Type 10 fitting can be used as an alternative when a join in the pipe is not required.
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Usually paired with Type 25 to give a 90° joint between the middle rail and an intermediate upright on safety railing. The upright passes through the fitting.
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The Type 265 fitting is designed for palm fixing guardrailing and balustrading to walls, parapets steps and ramps. The fitting has been designed with an offset barrel to enable clearance of overhangs and cappings.
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When Type 28 fittings are used in pairs (i.e. on stairs or ramps), they will not be handed. The set screws on on side will therefore face inwards on the stair or ramp. For an alternative to this fitting, see Type 30. Weights given in the table are for unmatched fittings.
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Designed as an alternative to the Type 12 fitting, this adjustable fitting is most frequently used for bracing and struts. It may be used at any selected angle between 30° and 60°. As an alternative, it is possible to use Type 29 in its vertical position in place of the Type 27, using Type 27 only where a join in the pipe occurs.
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Designed as an alternative to the Type 28 fitting, this adjustable fitting can be used for railing on staircases between the midrail and an intermediate upright which is required to remain vertical. It may be used at any selected angle between 30° and 45°.
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Most frequently used to tie uprights with horizontal pipes in three directions, all at 90° to the upright. The upright passes through the fitting.
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This fitting can be used to construct the roof eave for building constructed out of pipe and Kee fittings. The fitting allows for the construction a 30 degree angle roof.
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This fitting can be used to form the roof ridge for a building constructed out of pipe and Kee fittings. The angle formed at the ridge is 60 degrees on either side of the vertical pipe for a total of 120 degrees.
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Most frequently used in multiple upright structures to tie a center upright with horizontal pipes in four directions. The upright passes through the fitting.
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Designed to give a 90° offset crossover joint. Frequently used on safety railing, where, to reduce cost by minimizing the pipe cuts, a continuous horizontal rail is used. Pipe cannot be joined within this fitting. It may be also used to give intermediate
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Used on racking to join horizontal carrying rails to the upright, leaving the socket to take a horizontal tie across the section. For shelved racking it is usual to have the horizontal pipe outside the upright. On pallet racking it is preferable to have the carrying rails inside the upright.
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Type 514-7 is to be used in conjuction with ADA fittings 520-7, 554-7, 565-7, and 567-7 to attach fittings to pipe, providing a continual rail in compliance with ADA standard. Type 514-7 fitting must not be used as a load bearing joint.
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ADA compliant 90 degree elbow. Fits into size 7 schedule 40 pipe (1.66 inch OD.) and expands and compresses against the inner diameter of the pipe for a tight fit. Typically used for D-Returns as required by ADA. No internal couplings are required in contrast to the 520-7 90 degree elbow.
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Use this fitting with two 514-7 fittings.
The Series 500 ADA Railing System is a cost effective handrail installation suitable for stairs, ramps or walkways thatconform to the railing requirements of the American with Disabilities Act (ADA). An ADA railing is a framework of horizontalrails supported by vertical uprights (posts), assembled from fittings and pipe. This type of railing provides a contiguousgripping surface throughout its entire length.
The modular Series 500 Railing fittings securely join standard sizes of schedule 40 galvanized steel pipe and is flexible enough toaccommodate most variations between design drawings and site requirements. The system does not require any drilling, welding orthreading, and is easily assembled without specialized workers or equipment. All fittings are galvanized for low long-term maintenanceand can be powder coated to your choice of RAL Colors.
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The Type 55 is an ideal fitting to use as an alternative to bending, or when a junction between a sloping pipe and an end post is required - i.e., guardrailing and staircases.
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Requires two 514-7 internal couplings to attach to 1.66" O.D. pipe (1-1/4" Schedule 40 Pipe with a 1.66" O.D.).
The Series 500 ADA Railing System is a cost effective handrail installation suitable for stairs, ramps or walkways thatconform to the railing requirements of the American with Disabilities Act (ADA). An ADA railing is a framework of horizontalrails supported by vertical uprights (posts), assembled from fittings and pipe. This type of railing provides a contiguousgripping surface throughout its entire length.
The modular Series 500 Railing fittings securely join standard sizes of schedule 40 galvanized steel pipe and is flexible enough toaccommodate most variations between design drawings and site requirements. The system does not require any drilling, welding orthreading, and is easily assembled without specialized workers or equipment. All fittings are galvanized for low long-term maintenanceand can be powder coated to your choice of RAL Colors.
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Attaches to 1.90" O.D. post (1-1/2" Schedule 40 Pipe with a 1.90" O.D.) and 1.66" O.D. railing (1-1/4" Schedule 40 Pipe with a 1.66" O.D.)
Self-drilling screws to attach railing to fitting are not included.
The Series 500 ADA Railing System is a cost effective handrail installation suitable for stairs, ramps or walkways thatconform to the railing requirements of the American with Disabilities Act (ADA). An ADA railing is a framework of horizontalrails supported by vertical uprights (posts), assembled from fittings and pipe. This type of railing provides a contiguousgripping surface throughout its entire length.
The modular Series 500 Railing fittings securely join standard sizes of schedule 40 galvanized steel pipe and is flexible enough toaccommodate most variations between design drawings and site requirements. The system does not require any drilling, welding orthreading, and is easily assembled without specialized workers or equipment. All fittings are galvanized for low long-term maintenanceand can be powder coated to your choice of RAL Colors.
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Type 56 is an ideal fitting to use as an alternative to bending, or when a junction between a sloping pipe and an end post is required - i.e., guardrailing and staircases.
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Requires one 514-7 internal coupling to attach to 1.66" O.D. pipe (1-1/4" Schedule 40 Pipe with a 1.66" O.D.)
ADA compliant wall flange to attach railing to wall. Not to be used as a base flange for railing.
The Series 500 ADA Railing System is a cost effective handrail installation suitable for stairs, ramps or walkways that conform to the railing requirements of the American with Disabilities Act (ADA). An ADA railing is a framework of horizontal rails supported by vertical uprights (posts), assembled from fittings and pipe. This type of railing provides a contiguous gripping surface throughout its entire length.
The modular Series 500 Railing fittings securely join standard sizes of schedule 40 galvanized steel pipe and is flexible enough to accommodate most variations between design drawings and site requirements. The system does not require any drilling, welding or threading, and is easily assembled without specialized workers or equipment. All fittings are galvanized for low long-term maintenance and can be powder coated to your choice of RAL Colors.
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Requires one 514-7 internal coupling to attach to 1.66" O.D. pipe (1-1/4" Schedule 40 pipe with a 1.66" O.D.)
The Series 500 ADA Railing System is a cost effective handrail installation suitable for stairs, ramps or walkways thatconform to the railing requirements of the American with Disabilities Act (ADA). An ADA railing is a framework of horizontalrails supported by vertical uprights (posts), assembled from fittings and pipe. This type of railing provides a contiguousgripping surface throughout its entire length.
The modular Series 500 Railing fittings securely join standard sizes of schedule 40 galvanized steel pipe and is flexible enough toaccommodate most variations between design drawings and site requirements. The system does not require any drilling, welding orthreading, and is easily assembled without specialized workers or equipment. All fittings are galvanized for low long-term maintenanceand can be powder coated to your choice of RAL Colors.
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567 - End Post Handrail Return
Attaches to a Handrail Socket fitting on one end and to a 514-7 Internal Coupling on the other end to attach to the 1.66" O.D. railing (1-1/4" Schedule 40 Pipe with a 1.66" O.D.). This fitting does not attach to pipe without the use of a Handrail Socket and Internal Coupling.
The Series 500 ADA Railing System is a cost effective handrail installation suitable for stairs, ramps or walkways thatconform to the railing requirements of the American with Disabilities Act (ADA). An ADA railing is a framework of horizontalrails supported by vertical uprights (posts), assembled from fittings and pipe. This type of railing provides a contiguousgripping surface throughout its entire length.
The modular Series 500 Railing fittings securely join standard sizes of schedule 40 galvanized steel pipe and is flexible enough toaccommodate most variations between design drawings and site requirements. The system does not require any drilling, welding orthreading, and is easily assembled without specialized workers or equipment. All fittings are galvanized for low long-term maintenanceand can be powder coated to your choice of RAL Colors.
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570 - Wall Mounted Handrail Bracket
The Series 500 ADA Railing System is a cost effective handrail installation suitable for stairs, ramps or walkways thatconform to the railing requirements of the American with Disabilities Act (ADA). An ADA railing is a framework of horizontalrails supported by vertical uprights (posts), assembled from fittings and pipe. This type of railing provides a contiguousgripping surface throughout its entire length.
The modular Series 500 Railing fittings securely join standard sizes of schedule 40 galvanized steel pipe and is flexible enough toaccommodate most variations between design drawings and site requirements. The system does not require any drilling, welding orthreading, and is easily assembled without specialized workers or equipment. All fittings are galvanized for low long-term maintenanceand can be powder coated to your choice of RAL Colors.
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It is not recommended for use as a base flange to support gaurdrailing or balustrading. (See Type 62).
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It is not recommended for use as a base flange to support gaurdrailing or balustrading. (See Type 62).
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Ideal when a structural fixing is required. When fixing guardrailing and balustrades, Type 62 should always be used. The holes are of sufficient diameter to insure proper fixing with either a mechanical or chemical anchor. The two set screws in the vertical socket give greater sideload stability to the upright. It is recommended that the fixing holes in the flange should be in line with the applied load.
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This fitting is similar to Type 62, but is used to set up the upright at an angle between 45° to 60°. This fitting should only be subjected to light loads, which cannot be positioned at 90° to the applied load.
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64 - Standard Vertical Railing Base
Designed for fixing guardrail and balustrades to walls, parapets, steps, and ramps. The upright cannot drop through the socket (see exception below) Access to the top fixing hole is restricted by the position of the flange to the barrel. When selecting a hexagon head bolt or similar bolt fixing, the maximum length of the bolt includeing the head must not exceed 1".
Should an upright be required to pass through the fitting, the base can be bored out at an additional cost upon request.
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A ground socket fitting for setting in concrete; the posts may either be permanent or removeable as required. It incorporates a socket set screw fixing and can be supplied with a plug to fill the hole when the pipe is removed. Also used for ADA compliant railing.
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It is generally recommended that when installing 67-8, the fixing holes in the base should be in line with the applied load. Also used for ADA compliant railing.
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Side fixing for guardrail and balustrades to walls, parapets, steps, and ramps. Upright cannot drop through socket.
Should an upright be required to pass through the fitting, the base can be bored out at an additional cost upon request.
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The Type 69 fitting has been designed for guardrailing and balustrading applications and provides the added benefit of attaching a toeboard to the base. The base plate holes are of sufficient diameter to allow for attachment with either a mechanical or chemical anchor, the side plates have slotted holes to allow for a degree of sideways movement for ease of installation.
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This fitting, with holes provided for countersunk flat head screw fixings only, is designed to carry handrails along walls or to fix structures back to walls. The pipe passes through the fitting but does not allow for two pipes to be joined within the fitting. Type 70 is also used to attach toeboards to the base of guardail uprights.
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A collar commonly used to support another fitting if the latter is required to be left untightened, such as on gate hinges. Type 75 is also useful when the loading on a structure exceeds the maximum permitted slip load for a set screw, as it gives extra support.
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This fitting can be used with Schedule 40 or 80 pipe only.
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A fitting used in conjunction with Type 83 fitting for gate hinges.
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This fitting is used to attach profiled sheeting material to pipe. The fitting is supplied with the following hardware: one M6x50mm roofing bolt, one M6 square nut, and one M6 lock washer. BZP finish.
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Single clips for attaching wiremesh infilling. It is possible to use Type 81 clips without the safety attachment, to secure various types of infill panels (banners, Plexiglass,™ etc.) up to a thickness of 3/8”. See Types P50 and P57 for alternatives.
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Double clips for attaching wiremesh infilling. It is possible to use Type 82 clips without the safety attachment, to secure various types of infill panels (banners, Plexiglass™ etc.) up to a thickness of 3/8”. This fitting is supplied with the following hardware: two M6x30mm hex head bolts, and two M6 hex head nuts. Stainless steel finish.
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This fitting is used in conjunction with Type 78 for gate hinges.
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This fitting can only be used with Schedule 40 steel pipe.
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Used to join the middle rail to an end upright on a guardrail on a slope from 0° to 11°. This fitting cannot be used to join the pipe within the fitting. Used for base or bottom fall protection (1-1/2") railing in ADA compliant railings. Use with Type 89-8.
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Used to join the top rail to an end upright on a guardrail on a slope from 0° to 11° at both top and bottom of the run.
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Used to join the top rail to an intermediate upright on a guardrail on a slope from 0° to 11°. As there are two socket set screws in the sleeve, this fitting can be used to join two ends of rail.
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Used to join the middle rail to an intermediate upright on a guardrail on a slope from 0° to 11°. The upright passes through the fitting. Used for base or bottom fall protection (1-1/2") railing in ADA compliant railings. Use with Type 86-8.
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Designed to allow additions or extensions to existing structures without the need for dismantling. Pipe must not be joined within the fitting. Fitting has strength and function comparable to Type 10 fittings.
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The unique "Hinge and Pin" system of this fitting enables existing structures to be easily extended without the need for dismantling. This fitting is most frequently used for bracing and struts.
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The unique "Hinge and Pin" system of this fitting, enables existing structures to be easily extended without the need for dismantling. This fitting has been designed to tie an upright with horizontal pipes in three directions, all at 90° to the upright. The upright passes through the fitting.
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The unique "Hinge and Pin" system of this fitting enables existing structures to be easily extended without the need for dismantling. This fitting is most frequently used in multiple upright structures to tie a center upright with horizontal pipes in four directions. The upright passes through the fitting.
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The unique “Hinge and Pin” system of this fittings enables existing structures to be easily extended without the need for dismantling. This fitting is designed to give a 90° offset crossover joint. Pipe should not be joined within the fitting. Type A45 function is comparable to Type 45 fittings.
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An entire structure should not be constructed from Type BC53-8 or any other swivel fitting, as these types would not provide sufficient stability or rigidity in the structure due to the free rotation of the fitting.
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Complete combination fitting. See types F50 and M50 for individual fitting specifications.
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Complete combination fitting. Type C51 is made by combining two Type F50 fittings and one Type M51. For dimensions refer to Type F50 and Type M51.
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Complete combination fitting. Reducing combinations of Type C52 are available, sizes 5 to 8. For dimensions refer to Type F50 and Type M52.
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It is not recommended for use as a base flange to support guardrailing, balustrading or other types of structure.
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Type F50-4 will only mate with a Type M50-4.
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An internal swivel fitting designed to accommodate varying angles on handrailing to staircases, ramps, or bracing. Used in conjunction with Types L10, L15, L25, or L45, it eliminates the need for specialty drilled angle fittings. Patent Pending.
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Type L148 is a structural base fixing used to fix down guardrailing and balustrading. This fitting is available with either 2 or 4 fixing holes which are sufficient diameter to give a good fixing with either a mechanical or chemical anchor. The two socket set screws give greater stability to the upright. It is recommended that fixing holes be inline with the applied load.
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A four point fixing base or wall flange.
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Designed to provide attachment for a smooth handrail which complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. The fitting swivels during installation, allowing the handrail to be placed at any angle. The fitting is supplied as a kit including stainless steel fasteners and threaded mounting rivet.
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This fitting is designed for side palm fixing of uprights to steel channels, walls, parapets, steps, and ramps. The upright cannot drop through the socket.
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This fitting, with holes provided for countersunk flat head screw fixings only, is designed to carry handrails along walls or to fix structures back to walls. The pipe passes through the fitting and cannot be joined within the fitting. Type 70 is also used to attach toeboards to the base of guardail uprights.
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A metal drive-in plug which is difficult to remove when installed. For an alternative in plastic, see Type 77.
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A swivel fitting designed as an inline variable angle connection, adjustable from 45 to 200 degrees. Nut and bolt included.
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One part of a Type C52 combination fitting. This fitting can also be used for attaching flat panels to tubular structures.
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This fitting may be considered for various wall and brace fixings. It is often combined with Type F50 to give an adjustable angle fitting Type C58. Ø indicates diameter of holes in fixing base plate.
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Type M50-4 will only mate with a type F50-4.
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Type S115 allows the Type 115 fitting to be positioned in channels, slots, and other offset areas.
