Angle Brackets

Angle Brackets for Strut Systems
Angle Brackets are the fundamental "L" connectors used to create 90-degree joints, braces, and supports within a strut framework. As a vital part of our Strut Accessories collection, these brackets allow for the secure intersection of two or more strut channels, providing the structural rigidity needed for equipment racks and overhead grids. At Ohio Power Tool, we stock a wide variety of configurations, including standard 2-hole angles, reinforced gusseted brackets for high-load applications, and "acute" or "obtuse" angles for non-standard transitions. These fittings are essential for transforming individual lengths of channel into a complete, load-bearing system without the need for on-site welding.

For the professional contractor, our angle brackets are designed for maximum productivity and code compliance. We offer brackets in various materials and finishes—such as electro-galvanized, hot-dipped galvanized, and stainless steel—to ensure your installation stands up to corrosive industrial environments or outdoor weather. These brackets feature industry-standard hole spacing and diameters, allowing for a perfect "flush-fit" with 1-5/8" strut. Whether you are building complex trapeze hangers for heavy conduit runs or mounting electrical panels to masonry walls, these high-strength steel brackets provide the mechanical shear strength required for demanding commercial projects.

Homeowners and DIYers find angle brackets to be the most useful accessory for custom shop and garage projects. If you are building a custom overhead storage rack, a heavy-duty workbench, or a ceiling-mounted bike hoist, these industrial brackets provide a level of safety and weight capacity that standard hardware store braces cannot match. Because they are designed to be bolted together using spring nuts and hex bolts, they allow DIYers to create professional-grade structures using only a standard wrench. By choosing professional strut angle brackets from Ohio Power Tool, you ensure that your home installations are over-engineered for safety and built to last a lifetime.