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Stainless Steel Hardware??

Started by lptools, November 25, 2018, 10:49:04 AM

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lptools

Hello, I have had these for a while, and am unable to find any info. These were headed for the scrap bin at work, so I rescued them. The bolt size is 5/8". Standoff?  For glass? Thanks, Lou
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papadan

What line of work is the company you're at  Lou? How many did you get?
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lptools

Hello, Papadan. Thanks for the reply. I work as a trim carpenter, mostly commercial buildings, classrooms, offices, etc. I am not sure how many that I have, I dug this one out for the photo.Thanks, Lou
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leg17

Maybe they are used upside down from the picture.
Some kind of hanger.

lptools

Hello, leg17. I am still looking, I will use your idea in my search!!!!
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Bill Houghton

Stainless - I have to wonder if they're boat hardware.  You might look on some of the boat supply websites.

lptools

Hello, Bill. I will try that, we have a lot of hardware attached to the exteriors of the buildings. Thanks, Lou
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oldgoaly

Sometimes stainless is used in corrosive environments. 
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lptools

Hello, Guys. I sent a picture off to my son, and I think he has it, It is a spider fitting for a cable net glass wall system. Here is the link  (http://www.spiderfittings.org/spider-fitting). Thanks for all the input, Lou
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papadan

Quote from: oldgoaly on November 25, 2018, 04:06:05 PM
Sometimes stainless is used in corrosive environments.
Or outside in the weather. If you work on new commercial buildings, they could be some kind of sign or awning mounting brackets. I'm thinking about how I could use them for a project.
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