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A projecting or sharp corner; an angular fragment.
An extruded length of material, usually plastic,aluminum, or steel, in the shape of an L (right angle). A structural angle has rounded, or radiused, interior corners and more inherent strength than architectural angle, which has crisp, 90-degree interior corners.
Common term for the aluminum material which is used as an outer corner covering on shipping cases.
A shape consisting of two straight legs meeting in a right angle, usually but not necessarily of equal length and with a sharp or slightly rounded corner and with or without fillets. See Figure 1.
An outer corner covering made of aluminum that is on shipping cases.
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