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The double bolt for coupling System Ø 16, has a double orifice design each located at the ends of the same and that is used to double splicing and straight from the furniture and cabinets boards. Its diameter is 10 mm and has an end-to-end length of 80 mm, from the midpoint of the splice orifice to the midpoint of the orifice of the other end has 60 mm. This bolt needs a bollet Ø 16 mm to make the connection with each end and a drill of 1.5 mm to embed the bolt, it is made of steel with zinc-finished and its packaging is 250 units.

Fastening accessory with double hole for straight joints in furniture boards and cabinets. Its design optimises stability in structural assemblies.

Manufacturers: Manufactured in steel with a zinc plated finish, its diameter of 10 mm and length of 80 mm provide a strong joint.

Distributors/Wholesalers: Presentation in packs of 250 units, ensuring availability for carpentry and furniture projects.

Carpenters: Installation by drilling Ø16 mm at each end and drilling of 1.5 mm for embedding the bolt.

E-commerce & Retail: Product with great acceptance in online assembly and hardware shops, with a high turnover in modular systems.

The facing holes allow a double connection between pieces, providing greater structural stability. They are strategically positioned to fix furniture boards or cabinets from both ends.

A minimum depth of 10 mm per end is recommended to ensure optimum clamping. The total length of the bolt is 80 mm, therefore it is essential to respect the machining tolerances for accurate insertion.

The zinc plated finish provides excellent protection against corrosion and wear, making it ideal for demanding indoor applications, especially in environments with moderate humidity or high handling areas.

A cylindrical bore with a standard diameter of Ø6 mm is required at both ends. Accurate drilling depth and centring are key to ensure a symmetrical and backlash-free fastening.

The System Ø16 double bolt is available in packs of 250 units, optimised for production lines and assembly of modules, beds or structures requiring robust parallel joints.