Description
Technical Overview
The 30 Series – 90 degree 2 Hole Corner Bracket M6 is a cast aluminium right-angle connector for modular 30 series T-slot framing systems. Its body provides one M6 fixing point per arm, making it a compact and lightweight solution for corner joints. As a result, it joins two perpendicular profiles securely while keeping material and weight to a minimum.
Within a modular frame, the bracket also maintains accurate alignment at corners and junction points. It distributes load across the adjoining members for a stable right-angle connection. Builders commonly use it in assemblies that need rigid corners without the additional fixing points of a four-hole bracket.
Applications
The 30 Series – 90 degree 2 Hole Corner Bracket M6 connects perpendicular members across modular 30 series aluminium extrusion assemblies. For example, it suits machine frames, safety enclosures, workstations, shelving units, laboratory fixtures, and custom jigs that need precise 90 degree corner connections.
In mechanical assemblies, it pairs with 30 series sliding T-slot nuts and M6 cap head bolts to lock profiles at right angles. For corners requiring more fixing points, the 30 Series 4 Hole Corner Bracket M6 offers a four-hole alternative in the same cast profile.
Technical Specifications
Dimensional Drawing

| A | B | C | D | E | F |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 27 | 28 | 6.4 | 6 | 4 | 3 |
All measurements are in millimetres
Maker Store Tips and Tricks
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- Ensure the mating 30 Series profiles are cut square and fully seated in the bracket before tightening bolts.
- Lightly snug all M6 fasteners first, check the 90 degree alignment, then fully tighten to avoid frame twist.
- Use washers under bolt heads to distribute load and reduce surface marking on aluminium profiles.
- Recheck bolt tightness after initial assembly and again after the first period of use, especially in load-bearing frames.
- For high-vibration applications, apply a medium-strength thread locker to the M6 bolts to help maintain joint integrity.


















