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angle iron

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angle iron [′aŋ·gəl ‚ī·ərn]
(civil engineering)
An L-shaped cleat or brace.
A length of steel having a cross section resembling the letter L.


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An appliance cart with angle iron holds the weight of the hose reel, and short outriggers help stabilize the cart as the air hose is pulled.
The company cleared and processed a range of materials, including general plumbing components such as water lines and 6-inch sprinkler lines, conduit, miscellaneous angle iron, channel, ductwork and sheet rock.
To hold the 4"-diameter rails in place, they fashioned homemade brackets by welding O-rings onto angle iron.
 
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