Product Description:
JINHAN JH-1045 Furniture Cam Connectors, made from premium carbon steel, offer
unparalleled durability and strength. Engineered for easy
installation and precise fit, they enhance the structural integrity
of panel-based furniture. Trusted by professionals and DIY
enthusiasts, these connectors ensure steadfast stability and
long-lasting performance, meeting the highest standards of
furniture hardware.
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Product Details:
Technical Parameters:
| Product Attribute | Value |
|---|
| Product Name | Furniture Cam Connector |
| Material | Cold Rolled Steel |
| Height/Depth | 13.5mm |
| Diameter | 12mm |
| Panel Supported | 15-18mm Thickness |
| Finish | Zinc Plated |
| Salt Spray Test | 24H/48H |
| Application | Kitchen Cabinets: Cam connectors are frequently used in the
assembly of kitchen cabinets and pantry units. They ensure that the
cabinets are sturdy and durable while also allowing for
straightforward installation and adjustment.and more. |
| Usage | for rta furniture |
| OEM | Available |
| ODM | Available |
Packing Method:
3000/4000/5000pcs per carton or as per your requirements.
Why Choose Our Furniture Cam Connector?
JINHAN produces Furniture Cam Connector with high quality carbon
cold rolled steel. We have taken the lead in the industry when
minifixes are still being made with zinc alloy globally, so why do
we use cold rolled steel to produce them?
When it comes to furniture fittings, carbon cold-rolled steel
offers significant advantages over zinc alloy in terms of
cost-effectiveness, aesthetics, strength, and durability. Here's
why:
1. Cost and Price Stability:
Cold-rolled steel boasts a substantial cost advantage, with raw
material prices roughly one-fourth that of zinc alloy.
Additionally, steel prices tend to be more stable, ensuring
predictable budgeting and sourcing.
2. Superior Appearance and Fit:
Cold-rolled steel components are typically manufactured through
stamping and polishing processes, resulting in exceptionally smooth
and flat surfaces. In contrast, zinc alloy fittings are often
die-cast, which can lead to surface inconsistencies, lower
flatness, and reduced contact area with mating furniture panels.
This can compromise the overall fit and stability of the
connection.
3. Enhanced Strength and Torque:
Cold-rolled steel exhibits superior strength, with fittings capable
of withstanding torque levels exceeding 12 Nm. Conversely,
traditional zinc alloy fittings typically manage only around 8 Nm
and are more susceptible to breakage and fracture due to their
lower material strength.
4. Long-Term Durability and Corrosion Resistance:
The application of a corrosion-resistant electroplated coating on
cold-rolled steel fittings ensures long-term protection against
oxidation and rust. Zinc alloy, lacking this protective layer, is
prone to oxidation over time, ultimately leading to weakening and
potential failure.
