Mounting profile A2.0 with foot 30×30×2 mm, length 150 mm — Niczuk

Niczuk mounting profile A2.0 with foot, cross-section 30×30×2 mm and length 150 mm is a short aluminium structural element designed for joining, supporting and fixing assemblies in construction and industrial contexts. The compact profile section combines a square tube with an integrated foot to provide a stable contact surface for bolting or anchoring, enabling simple attachment to flat surfaces or other profiles. Its small size and rigid aluminium construction make it suitable where space is limited but a precise, durable connection is required.

Advantages

The aluminium profile offers a balance of light weight and rigidity, resisting corrosion in typical indoor and sheltered outdoor environments. Its integrated foot simplifies installation by creating a flat bearing area for fasteners and reducing the need for additional brackets. The uniform cross-section and straight extruded form provide predictable mechanical behavior and compatibility with common fastening methods, allowing reliable, repeatable assembly work.

Suitable for

• Framing small support structures and racks
• Mounting panels, covers or control boxes
• Creating brackets and connection points in machinery or fixtures
• Repairing or reinforcing light-duty frames and assemblies

Key specifications

• Material: aluminium (extruded profile)
• Cross-section: 30 × 30 mm
• Wall thickness: 2 mm
• Foot integrated for bolting or anchoring
• Length: 150 mm
• Surface: standard mill finish suitable for painting or anodizing

How to use

Measure and mark the desired mounting points, then align the profile so the foot makes full contact with the mounting surface. Use appropriately sized fasteners through the foot or profile walls to secure the part; select screws or bolts compatible with aluminium and the substrate material. If cutting or drilling is required, use tools and speeds recommended for aluminium to maintain dimensional accuracy and avoid work hardening. Clean burrs after machining and, if necessary, apply a protective coating or sealant to exposed edges.

Usage recommendations

Choose fasteners and anchors rated for the expected loads and environmental conditions. For outdoor or high-corrosion environments, consider anodizing or applying a corrosion-resistant coating. When integrating with different metals, use isolation pads or compatible fasteners to prevent galvanic corrosion. Verify load requirements and, for critical structural uses, consult engineering guidance to ensure safe application.