Table and Chair Connection Stamping Part

The Table and Chair Connection Stamping Part is designed according to stricter safety requirements compared with general industrial components, as furniture is subject to repeated sitting, pressure, and dynamic movement during daily use.

Each connection set provides a tensile strength of more than 90 kg, meeting the requirements of the EN1727 furniture safety standard. In a verified application case for a furniture manufacturer exporting to Japan, destructive testing required a minimum of 100 kg. Actual test results reached 110 kg, confirming sufficient structural safety margin.

Standard mounting hole sizes are M5 and M6, which align with the most commonly used fasteners in the furniture industry. This allows direct compatibility without modification of existing assembly systems. For non-standard requirements, hole dimensions and spacing are manufactured strictly according to customer drawings.

Material options include SGCC hot-dip galvanized steel and SPCC steel, while 304 stainless steel is available for outdoor applications requiring enhanced corrosion resistance. Standard thickness ranges from 1.0 mm to 1.5 mm, with reinforced versions available up to 2.0 mm for higher strength requirements.

Each Table and Chair Connection Stamping Part is designed for long-term use under repeated daily loading conditions, ensuring stable performance throughout the product lifecycle.

All edges are fully chamfered to remove sharp corners and improve user safety. This is a critical requirement for furniture exported to Europe and North America, where sharp edge defects can lead to compliance issues or product rejection.

Surface treatment is typically yellow zinc plating, providing 72 hours of salt spray resistance under standard testing conditions. For outdoor furniture applications, powder coating is available in multiple color options to match design requirements and improve corrosion resistance.

Manufacturing processes for furniture components include dedicated handling procedures to reduce surface defects such as scratches, dents, and color variation. A separate production area is used to control surface quality more strictly than standard industrial parts.

Sample production time is typically 3–5 days, and additional sample sets are often provided to support assembly and functional testing. The standard warranty period is three months.