Corner codes and profiles can be connected in a variety of ways, depending on the application scenario, material type, connection requirements, and personal or industry preferences. Here are some common ways to connect corner codes and profiles:
First, screw connection
This is one of the most common corner code connections. Screws connect the corner code to profiles (e.g. wood, metal, etc.) through pre-drilled holes. This connection method is simple and flexible, suitable for a variety of materials and scenarios. In the connection process, different types of screws can be used, such as self-tapping screws, mechanical screws, etc., the specific choice depends on the thickness and hardness of the profile.
Second, welding connection
For some special application scenarios, such as metal profiles requiring high-strength connections, welding can be used to connect them. The welding connection achieves the connection by melting part of the material of the Angle code and the profile, and the connection strength is higher. However, it should be noted that the material of the welded diagonal code and profiles has certain requirements, and the influence of the heat-affected area on the material properties needs to be considered. In addition, welding connections usually need to be carried out on professional welding equipment, which is difficult to operate.
Third, adhesive connection
In some modern structural designs, an adhesive or other adhesive can also be used to connect the corner code to the profile. Adhesive connection has the advantages of aesthetics and less destructive, but the adhesion and durability between materials need to be considered. Choosing the right adhesive is essential to ensure the stability and security of the connection.
Fourth, rivets fixed
Rivet fixing is a method of fixing the two together by drilling holes in the corner code and profiles and then using rivets. This method is suitable for large pressure and tension situations. Rivet fixed connection strength is high, and does not require additional fastening tools, so it is more commonly used in some special environments.
Fifth, expansion bolt connection
The expansion bolt connection is achieved by drilling holes in the profile, and then inserting and tightening the bolt to achieve the Angle code and profile fixing. This method is suitable for thicker profiles and scenarios requiring higher load capacity. The expansion bolt connection has the advantages of simple installation and strong bearing capacity.
Sixth, special connector
For specific profiles and corner codes, there are also special connectors available on the market. These connectors are usually designed according to the size, shape and material of the profile and corner code, enabling fast and stable connections. The use of dedicated connectors simplifies the installation process and increases connection efficiency.
When selecting the connection method of corner codes and profiles, the application scenario, material type, connection requirements, and personal or industry preferences should be considered. At the same time, the corresponding construction specifications and operational requirements should be followed during the connection process to ensure the quality and safety of the connection.
