angle iron

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angle iron

A worker uses an angle iron to reinforce the corner of a wooden frame.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • An L-shaped metal bracket: A piece of metal, typically steel, with a cross-section forming a right angle (90 degrees). It is used in construction and manufacturing to provide structural support, reinforcement, or framing.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • The carpenter used an angle iron to reinforce the corner of the wooden frame.
    • These shelves are supported by sturdy angle irons bolted to the wall.
Advanced Usage
  • Structural Component: In engineering, an angle iron is a standard structural shape, often specified by its leg lengths and thickness (e.g., 2" x 2" x 1/4" angle iron).
    • The design calls for a 3-inch angle iron along the entire length of the beam for added strength.
Variants and Related Words
  • Angle bar: Another term for angle iron.
  • Steel angle: Specifies the material, often used interchangeably with angle iron.
  • L-bracket: A general term for any bracket shaped like an 'L', which can be made of metal, plastic, or wood. An angle iron is a specific type of metal L-bracket.
Synonyms
  • L-bracket
  • Angle bracket
  • Corner brace
Related Phrases
  • Angle iron frame: A structure built using angle irons as the primary material.
    • The workbench has a solid angle iron frame.
  • Angle iron support: Refers to the use of an angle iron for bracing or holding something up.
    • The old sign was held in place by a rusted angle iron support.
angle iron

A worker uses an angle iron to reinforce the corner of a wooden frame.

Noun
  1. an L-shaped metal bracket

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