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Brass Countertop Connector

Overview

Brass is chosen for countertop connector when the application demands its particular corrosion and strength profile. It pairs with compatible finishes to meet the target market and price point.

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Industry Data

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  • Panel Thickness: 15-18 mm Confirm the exact value on the order datasheet before production.
  • Housing / Bore: 8 mm dowel hole Confirm the exact value on the order datasheet before production.
  • Bolt / Dowel Size: M6 x 34 mm cam dowel Confirm the exact value on the order datasheet before production.
  • Joint Type: Right-angle cabinet joint Confirm the exact value on the order datasheet before production.
  • Material: Zinc die-cast cam with steel bolt Confirm the exact value on the order datasheet before production.
  • Material options: Stainless Steel, Carbon Steel, Zinc Alloy, Aluminum and Brass Choose material by strength, corrosion exposure, and target price.
  • Finish options: Pewter, Chrome, Satin Brass, Black Nickel and Stainless Steel Confirm finish samples when color matching matters.
  • Application fit: Wardrobe Cabinets, Closet Systems, Bedroom Furniture and Living Room Furniture Match the product to the furniture use case, not only to the part name.
Countertop Connector

Key Specifications

Panel Thickness15-18 mm
Housing / Bore8 mm dowel hole
Bolt / Dowel SizeM6 x 34 mm cam dowel
Joint TypeRight-angle cabinet joint
MaterialZinc die-cast cam with steel bolt
Assembly ToolQuarter-turn cam

Values are configurable for OEM/ODM orders and confirmed on your datasheet.

Selection Factors

  • Knock-down (KD) assembly and whether it must be re-openable
  • Cam lock + dowel systems vs bolt-and-barrel-nut joints
  • Panel thickness and the matching drilling pattern
  • Drilling diameter and depth for the cam housing and dowel
  • Joint strength and how many times it will be assembled
  • Flat-pack / RTA packaging and tool-free or single-tool assembly

Installation Notes

Bore the cam housing and dowel holes to the system pattern, press in the dowels, insert the cam bolt, drop the cam, and turn a quarter-to-half turn to draw the joint tight. Drilling accuracy is what makes the joint flush.

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