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SHERPA main and secondary beams type XXL 100 aluminium 20x140x290
Article no.: 214619
Catalog no.: 3264
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Product details
Technical Data
| Screws for wood | 22 Stk/Paar 8 x 160 | |
| Material |
Aluminium
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| Dimension | 20x140x290 | |
| Typ | XXL 100 |
Packaging units
| 1 Carton | 4 Pairs |
Identification & Classification
| Article number | 214619 | |
| Catalog number | 3264 | |
| EAN / GTIN | 9120043744080 | |
| Manufacturer number | TYP XXL 100 | |
| Article class | PK3 |
Description
Description:
Timber connector for exposed timber joints between main and secondary beams, alternatively with press or shadow gap, bevelled or with a shift cut. The locking mechanism allows easy threading and ends with an immovable fit. 3-sided look without machining marks. Surface-mounted installation with shadow gap or milled flush.
Application XS/S/M series:Intersections in timber engineering, roof and wall components, mixed and special constructions with steel or concrete.
L-series application:
Intersections with large load-bearing capacities in timber construction, roof and wall components, mixed and special constructions with steel or concrete.
Application XL/XXL series:
In structural timber construction with heavy loads.
Installation instructions
SHERPA connectors can either be screwed on flat or installed invisibly. For an invisible connection, it is necessary to mill the connectors into either the main or secondary beam. Milling can be carried out either using a manual router or via a joinery centre using a CNC machine.
Intersections with large load-bearing capacities in timber construction, roof and wall components, mixed and special constructions with steel or concrete.
In structural timber construction with heavy loads.
SHERPA connectors can either be screwed on flat or installed invisibly. For an invisible connection, it is necessary to mill the connectors into either the main or secondary beam. Milling can be carried out either using a manual router or via a joinery centre using a CNC machine.