Introduction to Lean Pipe Joints？

What is a lean pipe joint? Lean pipe joints refer to auxiliary components used in lean pipe systems, which are used to enhance overall strength and enable the assembly of lean pipes into various lean production equipment, such as storage shelves, material turnover vehicles, workbenches, flexible production lines, etc.

Lean pipe fittings include but are not limited to the following types:

Head (top cover): used for wire rods and composite pipe heads.

Lean pipe connector: used for combined connection between two flexible pipes.

Single side pipe code (single side pipe clamp): used to fix the layer board of workbenches and shelves.

Bilateral pipe code (bilateral pipe clamp): also used to fix the shelves of workbenches and shelves.

Hook: Used for hanging and organizing various workbenches, material racks, and other objects.

Foot cover: used for wire rods? Lean tube and composite tube sleeve feet to prevent wear and tear.

Casters: Used to be installed under equipment to allow for free movement.

Anti slip foot cup: used for height adjustment of workbenches, wire rods, etc., it has a wide load range, wear resistance, impact resistance, high/low temperature resistance, heavy load, anti-static, anti-corrosion, low noise, up and down adjustment, rubber pad on the base, and also has the effects of shock resistance, reinforcement and anti slip.

Sliding rail: The assembled product has a simple structure and is used for gravity sliding shelves, rails, and other sliding devices.

The use of these accessories enables the lean management system to flexibly combine and adjust according to specific needs, thus meeting different industrial application scenarios.