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Glass patch fittings are hardware components used to connect and support frameless glass panels, such as those in modern doors and partitions. They secure the glass without the need for a full frame, providing structural stability while maintaining a clean, minimalist aesthetic. These fittings are designed for various applications and can be found in different styles and configurations to accommodate different glass thicknesses and installation needs. 

Glass fittings are hardware components used in architectural projects to install and secure glass panels, providing structural support, functionality, and an elegant, frameless aesthetic. They are commonly used for frameless or semi-frameless glass doors, partitions, and walls in commercial and residential settings and include products like patch fittings, hinges, connectors, and locks. 

A glass sliding system is a horizontal door system where glass panels move along tracks using rollers, providing space-saving access and a modern aesthetic. These systems consist of various components like tracks, rollers, guides, and stoppers, and can be customized for different applications, such as room dividers, patio doors, or shower enclosures. They offer benefits like large, unobstructed views, easy access to outdoor spaces, and the ability to increase natural light

SS (stainless steel) butt hinges are a type of door hinge made from durable, corrosion-resistant stainless steel, used for doors, cabinets, and furniture. They get their name from the design where the two leaves butt up against each other when closed, and they are chosen for their strength, smooth operation, and suitability for both indoor and outdoor applications. 

An exit panic device, also known as a panic bar or exit device, is a safety mechanism for emergency exits that allows people to quickly and easily open a door from the inside by pushing a horizontal bar. It is engineered to release the door latch instantly, even under pressure, and is required by building codes for public and high-traffic buildings to ensure safe evacuation during emergencies like fires or earthquakes. These devices are designed for durability and simple, keyless operation in emergencies. 

A round padlock is a type of locking device characterized by its cylindrical body. These locks often feature a heavy-duty hardened shackle for high security, a double-locking mechanism to prevent tampering, and a precision-engineered cylinder with multiple pins to deter picking. Materials commonly include stainless steel for corrosion resistance or brass for durability, with applications ranging from securing bikes and tools to gates and storage units.