Panels & Door Components 15 Series

Within an aluminum framing system , panel mounts are components designed to secure solid infill materials (panels) within T-slot aluminum extrusion frameworks. These panels are chosen based on specific application needs like impact resistance, sound dampening, or chemical resistance. Meanwhile, mesh mounts are fasteners specifically engineered to secure mesh panels within these T-slot systems, facilitating the construction of open guards, safety barriers, or enclosures that require airflow, visibility, and lightweight protection.

Within an aluminum framing system utilizing T-slot aluminum extrusions, panels are solid infill materials (e.g., polycarbonate, HDPE, aluminum composite) used for surfaces, walls, guards, enclosures, and tabletops, selected based on needs like visibility or impact protection. Plates are flat, typically metallic components for joining, bracing, or mounting. For securing mesh, the roll-in mesh panel retainer is a specialized fastener designed to mount recessed mesh panels within the T-slot channel.

A handle for an alminum framing system is a component specifically designed to be easily mounted onto T-slot aluminum extrusions, providing a grip for opening, closing, or maneuvering structures, doors, drawers, or adjustable elements.

A hinge within an aluminum framing system, particularly for T-slot aluminum extrusions, is a specialized component creating a pivotal connection between profiles or between an extrusion and a panel. These enable the creation of swinging doors, access panels, guards, or adjustable elements. Common types include Standard Hinges, offering basic 180-degree motion, and Detent Hinges, which hold a door open at specific angles for access or ergonomic positioning. All these hinges typically mount directly into the T-slot channels using standard fasteners like T-nuts and bolts, ensuring a secure and adjustable fit crucial for functional and accessible modular frameworks.

Latches and catches are specialized hardware components designed to secure doors, panels, drawers, or other movable elements within a T-slot aluminum extrusion framework. They provide a means to keep these elements closed, either by friction, a mechanical lock, or a magnetic hold.