Aluminum profile Baks PAL40H40/3,3 894633 — corner/profile section 40x40 mm, length 3.3 m

Aluminum profile Baks PAL40H40/3,3 is a 40 x 40 mm corner/profile section supplied in a 3.3 m length. Manufactured from aluminium, this profile offers a balance of light weight and corrosion resistance suitable for structural framing, edge protection and decorative trims. The straight, uniform cross-section is designed for cutting, drilling and mechanical fastening, and it integrates with common assembly components used in construction, furniture manufacturing, glazing and industrial applications.

Advantages

The aluminium construction provides a high strength-to-weight ratio and natural corrosion resistance compared with many ferrous materials. A consistent 40 x 40 mm geometry ensures predictable compatibility with brackets, connectors and fasteners used for corner and frame assemblies. Supplied in a 3.3 m length, the profile reduces the number of joints required for medium-length runs and can be cut to size on-site without compromising structural integrity when proper fastening and finishing are applied.

Suitable for

• Structural frames and corner reinforcements in furniture and cabinets
• Window and door trim, glazing support and enclosure edges
• Industrial assemblies, machine guards and mounting rails
• Architectural detailing, light-duty supports and signage frames

Key specifications

• Cross-section dimensions: 40 x 40 mm
• Length: 3.3 m
• Material: aluminium
• Section type: corner/profile section suitable for cutting and mechanical fastening
• Surface: mill finish (ready for anodising, painting or further machining)

How to use

Measure and mark the profile to the required length, then cut with an appropriate saw or abrasive cutter designed for aluminium to achieve a clean edge. Deburr cut edges and prepare mating surfaces before fastening. Use mechanical fasteners, brackets, rivets or corner connectors compatible with aluminium sections for assemblies; when required, apply suitable surface treatment such as anodising or paint for enhanced wear or corrosion resistance. Ensure fastening points are appropriately spaced to distribute loads and avoid undue stress concentrations.

Usage recommendations

Use corrosion-compatible fasteners and, where dissimilar metals are in contact, apply insulating or protective coatings to prevent galvanic corrosion. For structural or load-bearing applications, verify load ratings and follow industry best practices for joinery and support spacing.