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News Release from: Machine Building Systems | Subject: Plain faced profile components
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 14 July 2000
Plain faced framework parts look and
stay clean
The 20 x 20mm profiles in the Item line 5 range offers plain faced sides adjacent or opposite to each other, with either two or three conventionally grooved sides
The longitudinal grooves provided in proprietary aluminium building profiles provide a high level of versatility for interconnection and the assembly of often highly sophisticated structures However, some applications, for aesthetic or other reasons, need a plain faced profile as part of the finished design
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 23 Jan 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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The Item range of components, available from Machine Building Systems Ltd, now include 20 x 20mm profile in their line 5 range that fulfils all requirements.
These profiles combine plain faced sides adjacent or opposite to each other, with either two or three conventionally grooved sides which would normally be hidden from view.
The plain sides provide the clean looking, easy to wipe down features of a modern structured or machine layout, with the essential connecting and assembly features provided by the conventional grooved profile sides.
The profiles are available in 3000mm lengths with a natural aluminium finish, but can be supplied cut to specific lengths.
Where used as part of guard railing, connectors for right angle corners or three way joints incorporating a corner post can be supplied.
Cover caps in black polyamide are also available to achieve the necessary finished look. Request a free brochure from Machine Building Systems ...
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