Angle profile Baks CT70H50/3NMC 864530 — metal corner section

Baks CT70H50/3NMC angle profile is a metal corner section designed for creating and reinforcing right-angled joints in construction and assembly tasks. The profile provides a straight, rigid edge for frames, shelving, mounting rails and structural connections where a consistent 90° geometry is required. It is compatible with standard metalworking processes such as cutting, drilling and fastening, allowing integration into both permanent and removable assemblies.

Advantages

This metal corner section offers stable dimensional accuracy and mechanical strength suitable for load-bearing and non-load-bearing applications. Its uniform cross-section ensures easy alignment and consistent results during installation. The profile can be processed with common tools and fasteners, enabling flexible adaptation to different project requirements and materials.

Suitable for

• Frame construction for doors, windows and furniture
• Shelving and storage systems reinforcement
• Mounting brackets and support rails
• Trade and workshop fabrications requiring 90° connections

Key specifications

• Material: metal structural profile suitable for mechanical processing
• Shape: right-angled corner section providing a 90° profile
• Cross-section geometry: consistent angle profile designed for alignment and support
• Compatibility: suitable for cutting, drilling and standard mechanical fastening

How to use

Measure and mark the profile according to the required length and angle, then cut with appropriate metal-cutting tools. Prepare attachment points by drilling holes where required, taking into account fastener type and material thickness. Position the corner profile against the mating surface, ensure 90° alignment with a square or jig, and fix using suitable screws, bolts or rivets. For permanent joints consider welding where the base metal and coatings are compatible.

Usage recommendations

For best results, select fasteners and surface preparation methods that match the load expectations and environmental conditions of the installation. When cutting or drilling, secure the profile to prevent movement and use protective equipment to manage metal debris. If corrosion resistance is necessary, apply appropriate surface treatment or choose compatible coatings before final assembly.