Ø60,3 mm

Short Tee. Provides a perpendicular connection between two tubes. Top fitting for straight and level railing uprights. This fitting cannot be used to join a horizontal tube within the fitting.

Reducing Short Tee. Used as Type 2. Rediction fitting makes it possible to design structures in two different tube diameters - horizontal Ø48.3 mm and vertical Ø42.4 mm.

Short T-clamp 45°. Connects horizontal and vertical pipes at a 45° angle. The clamp is made of hot-dip galvanized malleable iron, durable, corrosion-resistant and long-lasting. Meets TÜV requirements.

Long Tee. Similar to Type 2. This fitting can be used where a join is required in the horizontal tube.

Elbow 90°. Elbow joint fitting used as an end fitting for the top rail.

Straight Coupling. Joint clamp for tubes of the same diameter. Do not use for heavy vertical loads. Alternative clamp is Type 9 used as an internal spigot.

Wall Flange. This clamp is used on structures where positional fixing is required. Do not use as a base flange to support guard railings or similar systems.

Square base plate. Use this tubefitting for positioning constructions. Due to the shape of the base plate, it can be fixed nicely on a surface at a 90° angle. Do not use it as a base for supporting safety railings or similar contructions.

Railing Base Flange. Strong baseplate to support vertical post. Vertical wide rib with two setscrews increases the strength of the clamp. The fixing holes in the base flange should be in line with the applied load.

Three Way Top Corner. Corner joint (90°) clamp used for top rail corners and any other rectangular system.

Corner With Trough Tube 90°. Often used on intermediate rail corners to match Type 18, tube passes through the clamp.

Two Socket Cross. 90° joint clamp between the middle rail and an upright on railings.

Side Outlet Tee. 3-direction clamp used to fix uprights with 3 horizontal tubes that are perpendicular to each other. Upright tube passes through the clamp.

Four Socket Cross. 4-direction clamp used to fix uprights with 4 horizontal tubes that are perpendicular to each other. Upright tube passes through the clamp.

Crossover 90°. Crossover clamp (90°). Used for long tube intersections with uprights where decreasing cutting cost and increasing strength of the system with continuity of the tube is desired.

Clamp-On Tee. Used for adding to and modifying an existing structure.

Clamp-On Crossover. 90° crossover joint fitting for adding to an existing structure.

Male Single Lug. Used with Type 42 for swivel fittings, also used for fixing panels and boards.

Male Double Lug. Similar to Type 36 with two lugs on the same axis.

Male Corner Lug 90°. Similar to Type 36 with two lugs which are perpendicular to each other.

Female Single Socket. One part of swivel fitting, not generally used alone.

Single Swivel. Swivel fitting for variable angle fixing.

Double Swivel. Swivel fitting for variable angle fixing for two sides of the post.

Corner Swivel 90°. Swivel fitting for variable angle fixing for a corner post.

ATTENTION: The price is for one tube fitting. The figure shows a set of two fittings. Adjustable Swivel Tee. Always used in pairs to allow angle variation between 54 and 270 degrees. 608049B = 70° - 208° (min/max angle) 608049C = 71° - 217° (min/max angle) 608049D = 97° - 270° (min/max angle) 608049E = 54° - 215° (min/max angle)

Swivel Base Plate (Unisize). For fixing structures to wall or floor, usually used with Type 42.

Swivel Base. Used for an angled wall attachment or support for an upright post.

Groundsocket. A ground socket fitting inside the concrete for fixing upright tube. Post is retained with a locking setscrew, allowing easy insertion and removal (if necessary).

Single Sided Panel Clip. One-sided mesh panel clip.

Double-Sided Panel Clip. Two-sided mesh panel clip.