Inox Handrail 90 Degree Tee Flush Elbow Used in Stainless Steel Tube Railing

Product Advantages.

Stylish.

Satin & Mirror finished stainless steel appearance – clean and modern finish.

Modular system.

Easy modification – on-site or self-assembly.

Easy fit.

Do it yourself modern ubular DIY handrail design.

Cost effective.

No grinding, welded joints or visibal connection points.

Low maintenance.

Corrosion-resistant and long lasting.

Products available.

With kinds of product lines, Compass could be your one-stop supplier.
- Stainless Steel Railing Systems
- Frameless Glass Railing System(glass spigot,glass standoff, Aluminum U channel)
- Slot tube/ Channel tube system
- Balustrade & Handrail Accessories
- Malleable iron pipe key clamps
- Carbon Steel galvanized parts(kick plate clamps, self-closing gate hinge, splice locks, fixing clips)
- Shower / bathroom fittings
- Laminated tempered glass could be supplied if needed.

Available dimensions.

Material Standard(%)

AISI304: C≤ 0.08, Si≤ 1.00, Mn≤ 2.00, P≤ 0.035, S≤ 0.030, 8.00<Ni<10.00, 18.00<Cr<20.00

AISI316: C ≤0.08, Si≤1.00, Mn ≤2.00, P ≤0.035, S≤0.030, 10.00<Ni<14.00 16.00<Cr<18.00, 2.00<Mo<3.00

AISI316L: C ≤0.03, Si≤1.00, Mn ≤2.00, P ≤0.035, S≤0.030, 10.00<Ni<14.00 16.00<Cr<18.00, 2.00<Mo<3.00

Grade 304 is the most common stainless steel, and can satisfy various demand for adequate performance at an affordable price. It has good corrosion resistance in ad wide variery of enrironments, is a best choice for indoor use.

Grade 316 has a higher level of corrosion resistance. The grade 316 is often referred to as Marine Grade. Typical applications are architectural compontnets where they are exposed to extreme weather and climatic conditions, such as near to the coast, industial sites or around swimming pools.

Care of Stainless Steel.

- Use pater or other protective wrapping one the surface of the stainless steel until processing is complete.

- Handle stainless steel with clean gloves or cloths to guard against stains or finger marks.

- Avoid the use of oily rags or greasy cloths when wiping the surface

- If possible, rinse with water after cleaning.