The 2-way 180° fitting is used to connect two panels in a straight line. It is most commonly used along the top, bottom, or side perimeters of a glass wall, or on intermediate support fins where only two glass corners meet. A 4-way fitting is used at the central intersections where four panels meet.

This spider fitting is cast from high-quality stainless steel. It can be supplied in SUS304 for general interior and exterior use, or SUS316 for environments requiring superior corrosion resistance, such as coastal areas.

Yes. Like all point-supported systems, precision holes must be drilled (and often countersunk, depending on the routel) into the tempered glass panels prior to installation.

The GW-F200-2I generally refers to the 2-way spider arm body itself. Articulated glass bolts (routels) are purchased separately because the required bolt length and type depend entirely on the thickness and type of your specific glass panels (e.g., single tempered vs. double-glazed insulated units).

The central hole on the GW-F200-2I is used to bolt the fitting securely to a primary structural backing, such as a structural steel fin, a metal post, or a tension cable truss system.