Cabinet hardware specialist
As specialists in cabinet hardware FDB was excited by the possibilities of the Snap-Line range for use in fabricating flat pack enclosures, as illustrated by the videos available on FDBs Website and Youtube channel.
As specialists in cabinet hardware FDB was excited by the possibilities of the Snap-Line range for use in fabricating flat pack enclosures, as illustrated by the videos available on FDBs Website and Youtube channel.
The D-Snap technology has been designed for quick easy use and has been applied to a full range of components from panel joiners to hinges and swing handles so that a complete assembly may be produced for flat transport and simple assembly on site.
FDB offer locks/handles, hinges, compression latches, quarter-turns, swing handles, joining elements, pull handles and slam latches which are likely to interest specialist enclosure or cabinet builders who are looking for a simple labour saving way to rationalise panel punching and subsequent assembly.
The Snap-Line system features a unique clip-in and tool removal system covering metal thicknesses from 0.8mm up to 2.7mm in convenient steps to suit normal industrial practice. Degrees of sealing offered by hinges and locks/handles can achieve up to IP65 where specified.
FDB Panel Fittings
020 8568 1616
http://www.fdb.co.uk/
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