- Description
- Light duty, double connection countersunk bolts
- ArticulatingThis term refers to the ability of a glass bolt to rotate in such a way that the glass can flex under load, relieving the stresses around the holes in the glass. Pins allows for creation of a facettedA surface that appears curved, made of flat pieces of glass. glass wall
- Two12mm diameter pins and two 50mm diameter docs mounted back to back
- Docs have a countersunk flat head cap screw
- Key Dimensions
- Pins are the 12mm diameter with a unique Stella design to allow Doc to pivot to +/- 4 degrees
- Docs have a 50mm diameter back plate with countersunk bolt face (flush with glass surface)
- Suitable for monolithic glass from 10mm to 15mm thick
- Hole in glass at Doc – minimum 19mm [3/4”] diameter countersunk hole in glass (upon order we can supply a sample bushing for you to forward to your glass fabricator to ensure sizing)
- Hole at Pin – If connecting into glass minimum 22mm [7/8”] diameter hole in glass/if connecting into steel or another substructure minimum 12.7mm [1/2”] diameter hole
- Suggested Applications
- Large radius facetted glass walls
- Countersunk bolt is not recommended for canopies
- Double (or back-to-back) connection is best suited for applications with glass panels on both sides on mounting post
- Can be mounted to glass, flat steel, HSS profiles, and timber
- Materials
- Stainless Steel Grade 304 (standard)
- Stainless Steel Grade 316 (optional)
- Finish
- Similar to No. 4 Satin (standard)
- Bright polish mirror similar to No. 8 (optional)
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