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Steel ARMOR C2093 flat corner with 3 holes, flush design for 6–9mm panels, ideal for small flight case joints.
Close-up of ARMOR C2093 corner showing 1.5mm steel thickness and flush fit against 30x30mm single-edged extrusion.
ARMOR C2093 mounted on a flight case corner, covering seams and protecting against bumps and harsh impacts.
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Steel ARMOR C2093 flat corner with 3 holes, flush design for 6–9mm panels, ideal for small flight case joints.
Close-up of ARMOR C2093 corner showing 1.5mm steel thickness and flush fit against 30x30mm single-edged extrusion.
ARMOR C2093 mounted on a flight case corner, covering seams and protecting against bumps and harsh impacts.

ARMOR C2093 SMALL 3 HOLE FLAT CORNER WITH NO OFFSET

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$1.10

ARMOR C2093 Small 3 Hole Flat Corner is a small flat flush corner made out of Steel and used mainly on small flight cases. It could be used for building case out of Plastic Flight Panel of 6mm  and plywood panels of 6mm and 9mm. It provide sturdy joint at the corner of the case built using 3 rivets only. It is completely flush with no offsets.

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ARMOR C2093 Small 3 Hole Flat Corner

ARMOR C2093 Small 3 Hole Flat Corner cover the joint and seams between edged extrusions while protecting the road case from the usual bumps and sometimes harsh crashes. C2093 Flat Corner also minimizes damage done to other road cases should they crash into them and reduce the chances of scratching their panels.

This Flat corner is made of 1.5mm 14 gauge steel allowing to stay intact while experiencing forceful impacts. 

It also features 30mm offsets allowing it to align seamlessly against the 30x30mm single-edged extrusions that we also offer.

ARMOR C2093 features only 3 mounting holes of 5mm diameter. This allows it to better distribute the force from impact to minimize damage to the plywood panels and overall structure of the road case. In case of a very forceful impact such as falling from truck or forklift, a strong ball corner such as this one will save the case by not budging easily. 

With this small-sized hardware, you will probably be building with 6mm or 9mm laminated plywood panels as a general rule. Provided with good craftsmanship, the result should be a very sturdy case that will last many years in the back of a truck.

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