Kantenarme

Kantenarme is a term that appears in some contexts, often related to engineering or manufacturing, to describe a specific type of component or structural feature. It refers to an arm or projection that is designed to be attached to or integrated with an edge. The "kanten" part of the word likely derives from German, meaning "edge," and "arme" meaning "arms." Therefore, kantenarme can be understood as "edge arms" or "arms for edges."

These components are typically used to provide support, leverage, or a mounting point for other elements. They might be found in machinery, furniture, or construction, where a reinforced edge is necessary. The design of kantenarme would vary greatly depending on their intended function and the materials they are made from. They could be simple L-shaped brackets or more complex articulated structures. Their primary purpose is to extend from or attach to an existing edge, thereby altering its load-bearing capacity, dimensional characteristics, or functional utility. In some specialized fields, the term might refer to a precisely engineered component with specific geometric tolerances and material properties.