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Stainless Steel Combination Glass Clamp For Glass Display Cabinet Fishbowl Fixing Clip Ceramic Tile Panel Reinforced Splicing
Price (NZD): $13.95 ~ 20.95 / set
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Product Features
- The Stainless Steel Combination Glass Clamp is made of 304 stainless steel, ensuring durability and corrosion resistance. It is a standard DIY supply for woodworking, suitable for various furniture applications.
- With a triangle bracket structure, this glass fixing clip provides stable support. Its clamping range is from 2 to 13mm, making it ideal for assembling and reinforcing showcases, fish tanks, aquariums, etc.
- The bottom style is made of aluminum alloy, adding strength and stability. The thickness is about 1.7mm, offering a good balance between strength and lightness.
- It is a custom-made product (is_customized: Yes), allowing you to meet specific needs. There is no specific certification (Certification: none), but its quality is guaranteed by the use of high-quality materials.
- The Model Number is BL05, which makes it easy to identify and purchase. It is a versatile glass clamp combination fixing clip that can be used in a variety of settings to fix glass panels.
Specifications
- Material: STAINLESS STEEL, 304 stainless steel
- DIY Supplies: Woodworking
- Standard or Nonstandard: Standard
- is_customized: Yes
- Certification: none
- Model Number: BL05
- Structure: Triangle Bracket
- Usage: FURNITURE
- Name: glass fixing clip
- Bottom Style: Aluminum Alloy
- Thickness: about 1.7mm
- Clamping range: 2-13mm
- Suitable for: assembly and reinforcement of showcases fish tanks, aquariums, etc.
- Glass Clamp: Glass Clamp Combination Fixing Clip
Description
Conditions: Buyer shall pay all shipping cost for warranty services. Warranty does not cover physical damages.
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