Hajlításszer

A hajlításszer is a type of mechanical fastener used in construction and manufacturing. It is designed to join two or more components together, often at an angle. The name "hajlításszer" is of Hungarian origin, translating roughly to "bending fastener" or "folding fastener." These fasteners typically consist of a plate or bracket with pre-drilled holes for screws or bolts. Their defining characteristic is their shape, which allows them to accommodate and secure angled connections, providing structural support where a simple flat connection is not feasible.

Hajlításszer are commonly employed in wood framing for creating corner joints, reinforcing beams, and attaching various structural elements. They are also found in metal fabrication, furniture assembly, and other applications where angled connections are required. The specific design and size of a hajlításszer can vary significantly depending on the intended load-bearing capacity and the materials being joined. Their use simplifies the process of creating strong and stable angled joints, contributing to the overall integrity of the assembled structure or product.