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3'' Stem Swivel Caster
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3'' Stem Swivel Caster

Part No: W-3ES

$34.28

3'' Stem Swivel Caster With Brake
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3'' Stem Swivel Caster With Brake

Part No: W-3ESB

$37.31

4'' Swivel Caster Brake Stem
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4'' Swivel Caster Brake Stem

Part No: W-4ESB

$38.60

Bushing for 1mm regular pipes
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Bushing for 1mm regular pipes

Part No: F-BUS-REG

$4.30

Bushing stainless steel pipe
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Bushing stainless steel pipe

Part No: F-BUS

$4.26

Lock nut 10-32 Type NM Wh/Zc
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Lock nut 10-32 Type NM Wh/Zc

Part No: F-LN1032

$0.30

Upper bracket for caster
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Upper bracket for caster

Part No: WFUP

$2.10

The Ultimate Pipe and Joint System for Custom, Modular Solutions

Just think about a workspace where everything is precisely where it needs to be—no clutter, no wasted effort - only efficiency. That’s exactly what a pipe and joint system delivers. Whether you're setting up a dynamic warehouse racking solution, a lean manufacturing assembly line, or a tailor-made workstation, this modular system is your ultimate solution.

Why settle for rigid, pre-made structures when you can design, modify, and upgrade your own system with ease? The pipe and joint racking system allows you to construct customized solutions that perfectly match your needs—without breaking the bank or locking you into fixed designs.

What is a Pipe and Joint System?

It is a versatile framework that consists of pipes, pipe joints, pipe fittings, and pipe connectors. These components come together to create robust, flexible structures for various industrial and commercial applications. From material handling racks to ergonomic workstations, this system is built for adaptability.

At its core, this system follows the philosophy of lean manufacturing—maximizing efficiency while minimizing waste. It’s a cost-effective way to build custom solutions for storage, transportation, or workflow optimization, all while keeping things lightweight, durable, and easy to modify.

Where Can You Use a Pipe and Joint System?

One of the biggest strengths of this system is its versatility. Here are some common applications:

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    Workstations & Desks:You can design ergonomic workstations tailored to individual needs.

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    Storage Racks: It gives you the ability to create customized storage for tools, raw materials, or finished goods.

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    Assembly Lines:You can also optimize production flow with custom-built assembly setups.

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    Carts & Trolleys:Build mobile carts for easy transport of materials across your facility.

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    Shelving Systems:Maximize warehouse space with multi-tier shelving solutions.

Key Components of a Pipe and Joint System

A well-built pipe and joint racking system relies on several essential components. Let’s break them down:

Pipes

The backbone of your structure, these come in various materials like steel, aluminum, or coated metal. Each type has its own advantages—steel for strength, aluminum for lightweight flexibility, and coated pipes for corrosion resistance.

Pipe Joints

These connect the pipes at different angles, allowing for a wide range of configurations. Whether you need a straight connection, a 90-degree angle, or a movable joint, there’s a pipe joint for every requirement.

Pipe Fittings

Essential for assembling and securing your design, pipe fittings include connectors, end caps, and clamps. These ensure that your structures remain stable and secure under various load conditions.

Pipe Connectors

Think of these as the glue that holds everything together. Pipe connectors provide additional stability by linking multiple sections of your framework smoothly.

Flexible Joints

For structures that need to move or adapt, flexible joints allow for smooth adjustments without requiring complete disassembly.

Key Components of a Pipe and Joint System

A well-built pipe and joint racking system relies on several essential components. Let’s break them down:

Pipes

The backbone of your structure, these come in various materials like steel, aluminum, or coated metal. Each type has its own advantages—steel for strength, aluminum for lightweight flexibility, and coated pipes for corrosion resistance.

Pipe Joints

These connect the pipes at different angles, allowing for a wide range of configurations. Whether you need a straight connection, a 90-degree angle, or a movable joint, there’s a pipe joint for every requirement.

Pipe Fittings

Essential for assembling and securing your design, pipe fittings include connectors, end caps, and clamps. These ensure that your structures remain stable and secure under various load conditions.

Pipe Connectors

Think of these as the glue that holds everything together. Pipe connectors provide additional stability by linking multiple sections of your framework smoothly.

Flexible Joints

For structures that need to move or adapt, flexible joints allow for smooth adjustments without requiring complete disassembly.

How to Get Started?

Ready to build your custom solution? Here’s how to start:

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    Define Your Needs:Identify what kind of structure you need—workstation, racking, or shelving.

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    Select Materials: Choose between steel, aluminum, or coated pipes based on your environment.

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    Plan Your Layout:Sketch out your design to determine the necessary joints, fittings, and connectors.

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    Assemble & Adjust:Start building and make real-time adjustments as required.

Frequently Asked Questions

How strong is a pipe and joint system?

These systems are designed for industrial use and can handle significant weight loads, depending on the material and assembly method.

Can I modify my setup later?

One of the biggest advantages of this system is that you can tweak and reconfigure it as your needs change.

Are there any limitations on the design?

Not really. You can create almost any structure, provided you use the right joints and connectors for stability.

What’s the difference between steel and aluminum pipes?

Steel offers higher strength, while aluminum is lightweight and easier to move. Your choice depends on your specific needs.

Can this system be used in wet or outdoor environments?

Yes! Opt for coated or galvanized pipes to prevent rust and corrosion in outdoor or moisture-prone areas.