Custom Sheet Metal Wooden Fabrication Stamped Fixing Bracket with Bolt Nut

• Customization: Available
• After-sales Service: as Specification
• Warranty: as Specification
• Model NO.: SA-226633455
• Type: Hot Stamping
• Processing Type: Shaping Metal
• Material: Aluminum
• Mould: Multistep Progressive Dies
• Surface Processing: Powder Coating
• Fine Blanking: Double Acting
• Process: Forming Process
• Industry: Metal Stamping Parts
• Tolerances: 0.01mm
• Customized: Customized
• Name: Bracket
• Material Type: Aluminum/Brass/Stainless Steel/Cooper Sheet
• Place of Origin: Shandong, China
• Technics: Stamping, Punching, Grinding
• Quality Stardard: DIN/JIS/BS/ASTM/CE
• R & D Service: Design and Drawing
• Dimension: Customized
• Unique: 15 Years of Manufacturing
• Technology: Casting + Machining
• OEM and ODM: 100% with Drawings and Samples
• Delivery Time: 30 Days After Payment
• OEM Sample: About 10 Days
• MOQ: 2000 Pieces for Trial Order
• OEM Package: Anti-Rust Package System
• Inner Package: Carton Box/Plastic Bag
• Transport Package: Plywood Box
• Specification: SGS
• Trademark: Shengao
• Origin: Weifang City, Shandong Province, China
• HS Code: 87089910
• Production Capacity: 50000PCS/Year
• Package Size: 60.00cm * 90.00cm * 80.00cm
• Package Gross Weight: 35.000kg

Product Description

Custom Sheet Metal Wooden Fabrication Stamped Fixing Bracket with Bolt Nut

 

Product Description

        Specifications:
        1. Item: Sheet metal fabrication dustbin
        2. material: steel plate
        3. surface treatment: passivating
        4. tolerance: +/- 0.1mm
        5. process: Punching/pressing through stamping tooling
        6. industrial: Metal stamping parts/punching parts/pressing parts
        7. certificate: ISO 9001: 2008, SGS, Rohs.

Material	Non-ferrous alloy material like carbon steel,stainless steel,galvanized      steel,aluminum,copper,brass,etc
Surface Finish	All kinds of surface treatment are available like chrome plating,zinc plating,nick  plating,powder coating,e-coating,dip coating,mirror polishing,etc.
Application	Electronic/Appliance/Auto/Industrial equipment metal stamping hardware parts
Processing	Our process includes tooling fabrication,stamping,deep drawing,punching,  spinning,laser cutting,bending,seamless welding,machining and assembly
Available Certificate	ISO 9001,SGS,Material Certificate
Accident Prevention	Safety Operation Management
Quality Control	Liability System and Periodical QC on line every hour
Main Market	USA/Germany/Canada/Italy/United Kingdom/Australia/Pakistan/French,etc

Premium Material The door barricade security bar is made of high-quality Q235 iron with smooth edges. It is sturdy, corrosion-resistant, not easy to break or fade, and highly durable for long-term use.
All-Match Design Finished with an industrial-grade black powder coating, it not only offers a sleek and professional appearance but also provides excellent protection against rust. Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
Convenient Installation The U-shaped security brackets are designed for easy installation. Their wide and deep structure makes them simple to mount on doors. The extra-thick metal enhances door reinforcement and home security.
Wide Applications Ideal for securing barn doors, sheds, garage doors, backyard doors, basement doors, warehouses, and more. Perfect for both residential and commercial door reinforcement needs

      Inspection Equipment:
      Full strict quality control from incoming material to finishing goods:
      1. Raw material: supplier audit & incoming material AQL sampling check;
      2. In-process: AQL sampling inspection special for critical dimensions;
      3.100% inspection before packing;
      (3D instruments, 2D instruments, Projectors, Height Gauges, Inner diameter dial indicators, Dial gaues, 
      Thread and Pin gauges, Digital calipers,Micro calipers, Thickness testers, Hardness testers Roughness 
      testers, etc. Detection accuracy to 0.001 millimetre )
      4. QA AQL sampling inspection for Finishing products.

Material	Carbon steel, stainless steel, brass, zinc/aluminum alloy etc
Surface treatment	Galvanized, zinc plating, powder coating, electroplate.
Application	Construction parts, furniture hardware, electronic hardware, machinery parts, art-ware
Tooling room	Yes, mold was made by ourselves.
Machinery capability	Hydraulic press machine, cold chamber machine, machining center, the machines for bending, grinding, milling, drilling, welding, polishing, shot blasting machine.
Packing	Film/Carton/Plywood box, or according to customer's requirement.
OEM/ODM	Acceptable

      Packaging and after sales:
      1: Shrink film + bulk
      2: Shrink film + carton + pallet / wooden case
      3: PP + wooden case
      4: Packaging according to customer requirements or negotiation
      5: Take a picture of each order and email it to the customer
      6: We track all shipments
      7: We will deal with any quality problems at the first time

     OUR PRODUCING PROCESS:
      1. Tooling (Mold) design and Manufacture.
      2. Manufacture the parts according to the Stamping Machine.
      3. Riveting, Welding or Screw tap according to Customer's require.
      4. After finish manufacture process we will test the parts by the Image measurement 
      instrument, Caliper, Angel Gage etc.
      5. After make sure all the dimension can reach customer's require, we will make the 
      surface treatment process.
      6. After finish surface treatment we will testing all the parts by worker so that we can 
      make sure the parts which we sell is 100% qualified.
      7. After finish testing we will pack the parts by Vacuum Package Machine. 

  Our Services

       Price-- Competitive.We know the market situation.

       Quality-- Quality Assurance and Quality Improvement.

      We know the importance of material chemical composition,tolerances.

      We know the Happiness when we do well,and result when we fail.

      Delivery time-- Time Guarantee. We know the loss of our customer when we delay.

      Excellent Service-- 24hours answer.72hours quotation

      We answer for any quality issue,if there will be any.

 

1. What is a fixing bracket?

A fixing bracket is a hardware component designed to securely attach or support two objects or surfaces, typically in construction, furniture assembly, or mechanical applications. It helps to fasten and stabilize items such as shelves, pipes, beams, or machinery to a wall, floor, or ceiling.

 

2. What are fixing brackets made of?

Fixing brackets can be made from a variety of materials depending on the application:

• Steel: Common for heavy-duty applications where strength and durability are essential.
• Stainless Steel: Preferred for corrosion resistance, especially in outdoor, marine, or high-moisture environments.
• Aluminum: Lighter than steel but still strong, ideal for applications where weight is a concern.
• Plastic: Often used for lighter loads or where rust resistance is needed in non-weight-bearing applications.

3. How do fixing brackets work?

Fixing brackets typically consist of a flat or L-shaped metal plate with holes or slots for screws, bolts, or other fasteners. The bracket is fixed to one surface (such as a wall or floor), and the object to be secured (like a shelf, pipe, or frame) is then fastened to the bracket. This creates a strong connection that holds the object in place.

 

4. How do I choose the right fixing bracket for my project?

To choose the right fixing bracket, consider the following factors:

• Load Capacity: Ensure the bracket can support the weight of the object you're fixing.
• Material: Choose a material that is suitable for the environment (e.g., rust-resistant materials for outdoor use).
• Size: Ensure the bracket is large enough to fit the components you're joining and provides adequate support.
• Mounting Requirements: Check if the bracket is designed for wall, ceiling, or floor mounting, and ensure it is compatible with the surface.

 

5. How do I install a fixing bracket?

To install a fixing bracket:

1. Position the bracket where you want it, ensuring it aligns with the surface and the object being mounted.
2. Mark the drill holes: Use a pencil or marker to mark the spots where the screws or bolts will go.
3. Drill pilot holes: If necessary, drill small holes in the surface for the screws or bolts.
4. Attach the bracket: Secure the bracket using screws, bolts, or anchors, ensuring it is tightly fixed to the surface.
5. Mount the object: Once the bracket is securely fastened, attach the object to the bracket (e.g., mounting a shelf to the wall bracket).

6. What are the different types of fixing brackets?

There are many types of fixing brackets designed for various applications:

• L Brackets: Right-angle brackets used for securing items at a 90-degree angle.
• Angle Brackets: Used to connect two perpendicular surfaces at an angle, typically used in framing and structural support.
• Wall Brackets: Designed to mount objects to walls, often used for shelves or TV mounts.
• Pipe Brackets: Used to secure pipes to walls or ceilings in plumbing or HVAC systems.
• Corner Brackets: Used for reinforcing joints or securing two components at a corner.
• Heavy-Duty Brackets: Large, robust brackets designed to support heavy loads or industrial equipment.

 

7. Can fixing brackets be used for outdoor applications?

Yes, fixing brackets can be used outdoors, but it's important to choose the right material for the environment. Stainless steel, galvanized steel, or aluminum are good options for outdoor applications, as these materials resist rust and corrosion. Make sure the bracket is designed to withstand the specific weather conditions of your location.

8. Are fixing brackets adjustable?

Some fixing brackets are adjustable, particularly those used for mounting shelves or racks. These adjustable brackets allow you to change the height, position, or angle of the mounted item. However, many fixing brackets are non-adjustable and are fixed in place once installed.

 

9. How much weight can a fixing bracket support?

The weight a fixing bracket can support depends on its material, size, and design. For example, small plastic brackets may support just a few pounds, while heavy-duty steel brackets can support hundreds or even thousands of pounds. Always check the load rating provided by the manufacturer to ensure the bracket will safely support the intended weight.

10. How do I prevent rust on fixing brackets?

To prevent rust on fixing brackets:

• Choose corrosion-resistant materials like stainless steel or galvanized steel.
• Apply a protective coating such as powder coating or rust-resistant spray for additional protection.
• For outdoor applications, make sure brackets are maintained and periodically inspected for signs of wear or corrosion.

 

11. Can I use fixing brackets for furniture assembly?

Yes, fixing brackets are commonly used for furniture assembly. They help secure joints, reinforce corners, and stabilize pieces of furniture like bookshelves, cabinets, desks, and tables. Depending on the load-bearing requirements, you can choose brackets designed for light or heavy-duty use.

12. What is the difference between a fixing bracket and an L bracket?

An L bracket is a specific type of fixing bracket that has a right-angle, L-shaped design, commonly used for joining two perpendicular surfaces. A fixing bracket is a broader term that refers to any type of bracket used to attach or support objects, which could include L brackets, angle brackets, or specialized brackets for specific applications.

 

13. Can I use fixing brackets in structural applications?

Yes, fixing brackets are often used in structural applications, such as supporting beams, mounting trusses, or reinforcing joints in construction projects. When used in structural settings, it's essential to choose heavy-duty, high-strength brackets that can support significant loads and are rated for the specific application.

 

14. How do I know if a fixing bracket is strong enough for my application?

To determine if a fixing bracket is strong enough:

• Check the weight rating or load capacity specified by the manufacturer.
• Consider the material: Steel brackets are generally stronger than plastic brackets.
• Inspect the design: Ensure the bracket is appropriately sized for the task and will securely hold the load.
• If in doubt, use a heavier-duty bracket or consult a professional for advice on the appropriate bracket for your project.

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