corner fitting

These joints are usually found where straight sections join corner fittings.

And there it was, with thick brass corner fittings and center clasps.

These joints generally are seams where straight sections join corner fittings; they permit the vinyl to expand and contract with changes in temperature.

Shoreline's corner fitting (and uplift masking) castle; and two rocky structures with many practical uses in fishkeeping.

During containerization's first 20 years, many container sizes and corner fittings were used; there were dozens of incompatible container systems in the U.S. alone.

In the unloading cycle, the side slots of the corner fitting are as an achievement of the VIT project also partly funded by the European Union.

Swap bodies often have the same external width of corner fittings as shipping containers, so that they can be placed on the same kinds of trucks, trailers and railroad cars designed for shipping containers.

Cranes could latch directly on to the corner fittings, neatly lifting containers on and off ships, and the twist-lock could also be used to secure a container to a chassis on a lorry or goods train.

Actually containers are lifted for a small height (up to 161 cm to take care of different heights of wagons) acting on the lateral slots of the standard corner fittings every container and swap body is equipped with.

A loaded platform with either no or an incomplete superstructure, which has the same length and width as the base of a container, equipped with top and bottom corner fittings to enable regular securing and lifting devices to be used.

A glittering crystal chandelier, suspended from the center of the dome, sheds its brilliance upon the tomb and seems to cast a divine light upon the hallowed precincts, while the four circular corner fittings and twenty four wall brackets lend their light to the radiance within the Mausoleum.