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Type 10 - Single Socket Tee, 48.3 O/D

Designed to give a 90° butt joint between two tubes. Frequently used
for the joint between end uprights and the middle rail on safety railing
where the site is straight and level. Also for base ties on racking. This
fitting cannot be used where the pipe through sleeve 'A' is required to
be joined within the fitting. Type 25 should be used when a join in the
pipe is necessary.

Type 14 - Straight Coupling, 48.3 O/D

Designed to form an inline joint between two pieces of tube of the
same size. Where a constant diameter is required along the outside
of the tube (such as for ADA handrail or garment storage).

Type 15 - 90° Elbow, 48.3 O/D

A 90° elbow joint, most frequently used as an end joint for the top
rail of safety railing on a level site.

16-8 - Clamp-on Tee, 1-1/2"
Widely used for adding to and modifying existing structures. This performs the same function as a Type 10, but because of its open socket, it can be added to a complete structure. For alternative fitting, see type A10. Type 25 should be used when a join in the pipe is necessary.

Type 17 - Clamp-on Crossover, 48.3 O/D

Designed to provide a 90° cross-over joint. Can be added to an
existing structure. Pipe should not be joined within this fitting. For
alternative fitting, see Type 45 or Type A45.

Type 20 - Side Outlet Elbow, 48.3 O/D

A 90° corner joint most frequently used for the top rail of safety railing.
It can also be considered for the corner joint of benches, work tables,
and other rectangular structures.

Type 21 - 90° Side Outlet Tee, 48.3 O/D

Most frequently paired with Type 20 to give a 90° corner joint for
the middle rail of safety railing and other rectangular structures.
The upright passes through the fitting.

Type 25 - Three Socket Tee, 48.3 O/D

Most commonly used as the 90° joint between the top rail and an
intermediate upright on safety railing. As there are two socket set
screws in the sleeve, this fitting can be used where a join is required
in the horizontal tube. The Type 10 fitting can be used as an
alternative when a join in the tube is not required.

Type 26 - Two Socket Cross, 48.3 O/D

Usually paired with Type 25 to give a 90° joint between the middle
rail and an intermediate upright on safety railing. The upright passes
through the fitting.

Type 29 - 30° to 60° Single Socket Tee

Designed as an alternative to the type 12 fitting, this
adjustable Kee Klamp fitting is most frequently used for
struts and braces. It may be used at any selected angle
between 30 and 60 degrees. As an alternative, it is
possible to use Type 29 in its vertical position in place of
Type 27, using Type 27 only where a join in the tubing
occurs.

Type 35 - Three Socket Cross, 48.3 O/D

Most frequently used to tie uprights with horizontal pipes in three
directions, all at 90° to the upright. The upright passes through the
fitting.

Type A40 - Split Four Socket Cross, 48.3 O/D

The unique "Hinge and Pin" system of this fitting enables existing
structures to be easily extended without the need for dismantling.
This fitting is most frequently used in multiple upright structures to
tie a center upright with horizontal pipes in four directions. The upright
passes through the fitting.

Type 45-8

Designed to give a 90° offset crossover joint. Frequently used on
safety railing, where, to reduce cost by minimizing the pipe cuts,
a continuous horizontal rail is used. Pipe cannot be joined within
this fitting. It may be also used to give intermediate levels on racks,
etc, when horizontal ties between uprights across the section are
not required.

Type 60 - Extra Heavy Flange, 48.3 O/D

A heavy duty flange, with wide base, for spreading loads over a
large surface area. This flange, with holes provided for countersunk
flat head screw fixings only, is for use on structures where the fixing
required is positional only. Frequently used as a wall fixing bracket.
Ø indicates diameter of fixing holes. PA Warning: It is not recommended
for use as a base flange to support guardrailing or balustrading.

Type 61 - Wall Flange, 48.3 O/D

This flange, with holes provided for countersunk flat head screw
fixings only, is used on structures where the fixing required is
positional only. Frequently used as a wall fixing bracket. Ø indicates
diameter of fixing holes PA Warning: It is not recommended for use
as a base flange to support guardrailing or balustrading.

Type 61 - Wall Flange, 48.3 O/D

This flange, with holes provided for countersunk flat head screw
fixings only, is used on structures where the fixing required is
positional only. Frequently used as a wall fixing bracket. Ø indicates
diameter of fixing holes PA Warning: It is not recommended for use
as a base flange to support guardrailing or balustrading.

Type 61 - Wall Flange, 48.3 O/D

This flange, with holes provided for countersunk flat head screw
fixings only, is used on structures where the fixing required is
positional only. Frequently used as a wall fixing bracket. Ø indicates
diameter of fixing holes PA Warning: It is not recommended for use
as a base flange to support guardrailing or balustrading.

Type 61 - Wall Flange, 48.3 O/D

This flange, with holes provided for countersunk flat head screw
fixings only, is used on structures where the fixing required is
positional only. Frequently used as a wall fixing bracket. Ø indicates
diameter of fixing holes PA Warning: It is not recommended for use
as a base flange to support guardrailing or balustrading.

Type 72 - Wall flange, 48.3 O/D

This fitting, with holes provided for countersunk flat head screw
fixings (3 x Ø11mm holes) _______
The pipe passes through the fitting and cannot be joined within the fitting. Type 72 is also used to _____

Type 70 - Rail Support, 48.3 O/D

This fitting, with holes provided for countersunk flat head screw
fixings only, is designed to carry handrails along walls or to fix
structures back to walls. The pipe passes through the fitting and
cannot be joined within the fitting. Type 70 is also used to attach
toeboards to the base of guardrail uprights. Ø indicates diameter
of fixing holes. PA Warning: These fittings are not to be used as
base flanges for full height guardrails.

Type 72 - Stair tread support, 48.3 O/D

This fitting, with holes provided for countersunk flat head screw
fixings (2xØ14mm holes) _______
The pipe passes through the fitting and cannot be joined within the fitting. Type 72 is also used to _____