Heavy Duty Glass Spider Fittings

Description

Definition of Heavy-Duty Glass Spider Fittings

Heavy-duty stainless steel spider fittings are a type of fixings used to connect two to four pieces of glass together. They are designed for use for high-load glass, such as in glass structural walls, where the glass needs to be able to withstand heavy glass loads and impacts. The fittings consist of two components: a thread base plate and spider arms. The M16 thread base plate is attached to the wall or other structural beam.

Qwares 200mm four arms heavy-duty spider fittings are designed to provide superior strength and durability for a variety of applications. The net weight of this model is more than 2.05kg, making it significantly heavier than the normal model which weighs only 1.2kg. This extra weight makes the Qwares 200mm four arms heavy duty spider fittings ideal for use in US, Canada and European market

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Overview of Uses and Benefits

Heavy-duty structural glass spider fittings are used in a variety of applications for glass facades, storefronts, balconies, and stairwells. They provide a secure connection between two to four pieces of glass panels, allowing them to be connected without the need for additional support structures. The fittings also provide a clean, modern look that can enhance the aesthetic appeal of any space.

Types of Heavy-Duty Glass Spider Fittings

Heavy-duty glass spider fittings come in a variety of sizes and styles to suit different applications. The most common types are four, three, two-way V, or straight and single arms. There are also bending arms spider suits for 90 or 135 degrees glass corners. Additionally, there are also adjustable swivel head glass fixings that can be adjusted to fit the exact size of the glass being connected.

Installation Process for Heavy-Duty Glass Spider Fittings

Installing heavy-duty glass spider fittings is relatively straightforward. First, the base plate should be attached to the steel structure or other surface using appropriate structural glass bolts. Then, the spider arm should be connected to the glass panel hole and secured with screws. Finally, two or more pieces of glass panel should be placed in the fitting and secured with additional glass bolts. It is important to ensure that all screws are tightened securely

Conclusion

Heavy-duty spider fittings are a great way to securely connect 1/2 to 1-inch double-glazed tempered glass walls in high-traffic areas. They provide a clean, modern look and are easy to install. Additionally, they come in a variety of sizes and styles to suit different applications. With proper installation, these fittings can provide years of reliable service.