For the most basic applications, a back to front strut channel is the best choice. This type of strut is available in three different sizes. A typical basic back to rear truss consists of a one-inch-deep box that measures about one-and-a-half inches by five-eighths inches, or 41x21mm. In addition to the standard one-inch-deep version, there are also half-height, deep, and extended versions.
The Elgen Back-to-Back Strut Channel is a common product used to connect two struts with a single channel. The struts are welded to each other in the middle, and there is no need for additional holes. This versatile structural component is great for framing and mounting applications, and it’s non-rusting. This kind of strut is also widely used in non-standard applications.
The Elgen Back-to-Back Strut Channel can be assembled with little or no special tools, and is easy to install and customize. It’s also easy to modify an installation, requiring minimal equipment and moderately trained labor. In contrast, custom fabrication requires extensive drilling and welding. You can also use the channel for fabrication purposes. The Elgen Back-to-Back Struct Channel is a versatile and flexible piece of metal framing.
The Back-to-Back Strut Channel is a standardized structural system. It is a light-weight, strong, and durable material. It is often constructed from a sheet of metal that is folded into an open channel shape. The strut’s inward-curving lips provide additional stiffness and a mounting location for connecting components. In addition to a truss, struts are commonly used in shelving systems, equipment racks, and workbenches.
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