5.1.3.7 Double Strap Joint

5.1.3.7 Double Strap Joint

A double strap joint uses two belts or straps to reinforce the joint. A strap is bonded to each side of the main substrate along the entire length of the bond. Not only does this type of joint make it possible to increase the bonded contact surface significantly, but it also greatly improves the mechanical and bending strength of the joint when compared to other joints. Though this is a very strong joint, aesthetic considerations may eliminate this joint from consideration.

Figure 110 Double strap joint
Figure 110 Double strap joint

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