Fittings for lightweight boards
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Fittings for lightweight boards
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Information on machining lightweight boards
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The lighter side of success
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Turning ideas into lightweight reality
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Connecting fittings for lightweight boards
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Contents
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Lightweight material, fascinating furniture. Lightweight boards aresetting new standards in furniture construction and interior design. Unusual design defines this generation of high-quality furniture forhome living.
Innovative designs open up new potential and markets. Lightweightconstruction is more than a trend. It ensures economy and efficiency. With prices for raw materials, energy and transport constantly rising,less is more.
The lighter side of success
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The new, lighter home
The use of lightweight boards is opening upnew possibilities in the living room and bedroom– with a particular focus on:• Thick-walled cabinet designs• Large-surface sliding doors
Dream kitchens, refreshingly light
In the kitchen, end-panelsystems connected to worktopsform the focus. The lightweightboard is an innovative solution,particularly for large-surface,cantilevered kitchen worktops.
Turning ideas into lightweight reality
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Practical and lightweight for the most exacting of demands
Exhibition stand construction, shopfitting and interiordesign are predestined for applications using lightweightsolutions. This is where the material's weight advantagereally pays its dividends. In this segment, the cost oftransport and assembly are particularly high.
Whether for exhibition stands, shopfittingor wall elements for interior fittings – high-quality, practical designs are easyto produce with lightweight solutions.
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An air of lightness in modern office landscape
The benefits of the lightweight board once again comeinto their own in constructing conference tables and desks.The significant reduction in weight takes the effort outof constructing even unusual designs.
In addition, the lightweight board permits significantlylarger spans with less sag than in the case ofconventional boards.Even trendy shelf solutions with thick end panelsare easily designed and, at the same time, easy and simple to handle.
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Securely anchored
The VB 36 HT is suitable for corner connections with lightweight boards with surface layers of 3 mm and over.This connecting fitting features a special expandinghousing that is firmly anchored after knocking in an additional expanding pin below the top surface layer.The tried and tested eccentric latching principleensures that the dowel engages and pulls tight inthe fitting.
Optionally, the VB 36 HT is equipped with a torque support. A ridge ensures that the dowel is securely held in the housing, thusholding the cabinet components together,before tightening the eccentric cam.
Ridge
Worktop connector AVB HT
As the high-strength answer to connecting worktops,the AVB HT complements the range for 50 mmlightweight boards with surface layers of 8 mm.
Simply inserted in two 40 mm drill holes, the two sections are braced together quickly andconveniently from below by means of a 90°deflection gear – either with an Allen key or, if speed is important, with a cordless screwdriver.
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Fittings for lightweight boards
Cam fitting VB 36 HT
• Connecting fitting for lightweight boards• Suitable for lightweight boards with
top layers of 3 mm and more• For lightweight board thickness of 38 - 60 mm• The fitting is pressed into double holes
with a drilling distance of 32 mm. Drilling diameter 20 and 10 mm
• Spreading knock-in pin for extra strong connection• Housing: plastic• Cam: die-cast zinc
Finish Order no. PUwith ridge without ridge
white 9 078 245 9 078 248 1/200
grey 9 066 867 9 066 868 1/200
brown 9 078 246 9 078 249 1/200
black 9 066 391 9 066 390 1/200
Insert panel from above or the front.
Fit shelf in position from above.Mounting aid when hangingshelves.
VB 36 HT with ridge
VB 36 HT without ridge
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45 - 60
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Screw-in dowel DU 279
• Suitable for lightweight boardswith top layers of 8 mm
• Euro screw thread for 5 mm hole diameter
• Dowel length 6,7 mm• Zinc-plated steel
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Order no. PU
0 074 688 1/200
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Fittings for lightweight boards
Worktop connectors AVB HT
• For sturdy, positive-fitting and friction-lockedconnections between lightweight worktops
• For worktop thicknesses of 50 mm• Suitable for use with 8 mm surface layers• Housing drill hole ø 40 mm• Drilling depth 46 mm• An 90° angle gear with hexagon socket
integrated in the plastic housing permits fast,convenient bracing with cordless screwdriver
• Chromated steel/black plastic• Worktop connector for thickness of 60 mm
available upon request
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Assembly
Length mm Dimension X mm Order no. PU
65 33 - 44 9 079 567 1/20
150 75 - 86 9 079 571 1/20
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Machining
Sawing as solid chipboard, if possible with scorer(according to the specifications of the tool manufacturer)
Drill holes as solid chipboard, however with drill without centring point
Milling counter-rotating
Veneering and coating
Specific contact pressure according to the specifications of the lightweight board manufacturer
Edging
Lightweight board• With frame, surface layer 4 or 8 mm with decorative edge, as solid chipboard
• Without frame, surface layer 4 mm with supporting edge (for supporting surface layers one against theother as well as a base for applying the decorative edge)
• Without frame, surface layer 8 mm with decorative edge, as solid chipboard
Information on machining
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