AC LINE Accessories

Slot closure strips for aluminium profiles are closing or protective elements made from plastic or rubber for aluminium profile sections. They are used to seal or protect the edges of the profile sections, thus preventing ingress of dust, water or other external elements which could affect the condition of the component and thus the integrity of an assembled structure.

The fasteners section incorporates a huge range of button-head and cap screws, square and roll-in nuts, washers and caps, as well as everything else necessary to assemble structures and join together aluminium profiles and bars in an effective and efficient manner.

Joints are specific assembly components required to correctly fasten multiple profiles together, ensuring strength and stability, as well as significantly facilitating the design and assembly phases. There are different types of joints, from internal and external through to articulated and self-tapping versions. The choice will depend only on the type of structure you wish to construct.

Corner joints are a special category of support and fastening accessory.
They are the most common joints when creating structures made from aluminium profiles due to their particular ease of use,
generally used at the perpendicular joint between two profile sections.

As their name suggests, feet are the lower support of any structure made from aluminium profile sections.
Useful for levelling stairs or workbenches on uneven surfaces, they can also help correctly distribute the weight of the entire structure.
They can simply rest on the floor, or be anchored in place.

Casters are wheels installed at the bottom of structures instead of feet to make stairs or benches mobile.
There are different types of casters: fixed, useful for structures which need to be moved in a single direction; swivel casters, used for example for gravity systems and structures which need to move in multiple directions; and finally, braked casters, equipped with a safety measure to prevent involuntary movements.

Panels are screens used to divide two different environments, for safety rather than aesthetic reasons.
The panel or mesh is inserted in the slot of the profile and welded in place with the use of seals and multi-use elements.

Hinges are commonly used for fastening two rigid structures together, such as a door, window or hatch to jambs.
They come in a wide range of sizes and dimensions, and they are made from different materials such as anodised aluminium, Zamak and polyamide.

Handles can be inserted in aluminium profile sections to create doors and hatches in safety barriers, drawers and workbenches.
Some handles can be customised in terms of colours and structure, by assembling pipes and profile sections of the required size with specific caps and supports.

This category contains a variety of ranges of accessories for optimising the efficiency of hatches and aluminium structures more generally, such as, for example, door stops,
magnets, tool holders and cable clips.

LED (Light Emitting Diode) lights are an advance on traditional lighting technology, which generate light through semiconductors rather than gas discharge or metal filaments. Alusic's LED systems incorporate all the advantages of LED lighting technology in these practical lighting devices which can be easily inserted in the profile slot, thus removing bulky and obsolete fluorescent tubes, better organising and improving the neatness and efficiency of the workstations.

Alusic supplies some simple tools necessary to be able to drill out and prepare your own aluminium profile sections and assemble the structure perfectly.