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We are delighted to introduce our latest innovation - the 188SC240-SP Stainless Steel Core Drill Glass Spigot. Crafted for glass panels up to 12mm thickness, this exceptional product seamlessly marries aesthetics with functionality, transforming your spaces.
Understanding the Stainless Steel Core Drill Glass Spigot:
The Stainless Steel Core Drill Glass Spigot is a specialized hardware component meticulously engineered to anchor glass panels within a railing system. Specifically designed as a core drill spigot, it offers structural support, safety, and a contemporary touch to your glass railing projects. The core drill spigot has a threaded hole that is drilled into the concrete or masonry. The glass is then inserted into the spigot and secured with a nut or bolt. The spigot provides a secure and stable mounting for the glass, and it also helps to prevent the glass from breaking. Stainless steel core drill glass spigots are typically made from high-grade stainless steel such as 316 marine grade, which is highly resistant to corrosion and rust, making them ideal for outdoor and coastal environments.
Application Scenarios:
Glass balustrades, Glass railings, Glass pool fences, Glass shower enclosures, Glass windows
Benefits of stainless steel core drill spigots:
- Prevents glass from breaking: The spigot helps to prevent the glass from breaking by providing a strong and secure mounting point.
- Allows for easy adjustment: The spigot can be adjusted to allow for minor changes in the alignment of the glass.
- Provides a finished look: The spigot can be used to give the glass a finished look.
- Can be used with a variety of glass types: Stainless steel core drill spigots can be used with a variety of glass types, including tempered glass, safety glass, and laminated glass.
How to choosing core drill spigots:
- Size: The size of the glass will determine the size of the stainless steel core drill spigot you need.
- Length: The thickness of the glass will determine the length of the stainless steel core drill spigot you need.
- Type: The material of the concrete or masonry will determine the type of stainless steel core drill spigot you need.
- Surface: Stainless steel core drill spigots are available in a variety of finishes, such as brushed, polished, and satin.
- Price: Stainless steel core drill spigots can range in price from a few dollars to several hundred dollars, depending on the size, style, and finish.
Installation Method:
- 1. Prepare the surface: The surface where the spigot will be installed must be clean, dry, and free of debris. If the surface is concrete, it should be roughened up with a wire brush or a grinder.
- 2. Marking the Drill Points: Carefully measure and mark where each spigot will be installed. Precise placement is crucial for the alignment of the glass panels.
- 3. Drill the hole: Use a core drill bit that is the same size as the spigot. Drill the hole straight and at the correct depth.
- 4. Cleaning: Remove all debris from the drilled holes to ensure a clean bonding surface for the adhesive.
- 5. Insert the spigot: Insert the spigot into the hole and tighten it with a nut or bolt. Ensure each spigot is vertically aligned using a level.
- 6. Secure the glass: Once the spigots are in place and the adhesive has cured, position the glass panels into the spigots' clamps. Tighten the clamps to secure the glass. Be careful not to over-tighten, as this could damage the glass.
- 7. Final Adjustments: Double-check all spigots and glass panels for stability and alignment. Make any necessary adjustments to ensure everything is perfectly level and secure.
Customization Options:
We take pride in offering customization options to cater to your unique preferences. Choose from mirror-finish, frosted, or brushed surface treatments. Additionally, select from a range of colors that align with your design vision.
Embrace the innovation of core drill spigots with our 188SC240-SP Stainless Steel Core Drill Glass Spigot. Redefine your spaces with an infusion of elegance and stability. Choose us to make a definitive design statement in your projects!
