An L-shaped bracket featuring set screws, which is used as clamping hardware within a channel to join the corners of an extruded aluminum picture frame.

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Tapped Corner

Definition

Tapped Corner is an L-shaped metal bracket with threaded set screws used as clamping hardware to join the corners of an extruded aluminum picture frame. The bracket fits inside the frame's channel and is tightened with screws to create a secure joint.

Features

Secure Joinery: Provides strong, mechanical fastening for aluminum frames.
Adjustable: Screws can be tightened or loosened to square the frame precisely.
Reusable: Allows disassembly and reassembly of frames without damaging materials.
Specialized Hardware: Specifically designed for use with extruded aluminum framing systems.

Applications

Joining corners of extruded aluminum frames.
Ensuring tight, square alignment during frame assembly.
Allowing for re-sizing or reusing aluminum frame components.
Commonly used in commercial and gallery-style framing.

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