A metal corner is a protective or decorative fitting made from metal that is designed to reinforce, secure, or enhance the corners of an object. It is commonly used on boxes, cases, furniture, and building structures to prevent wear and tear, provide additional strength, or add a decorative element.

Uses of Metal Corners:

1. Reinforcement: Protects fragile or high-use corners from damage due to impact, stress, or erosion.

2. Decoration: Adds a stylish or industrial look, often on furniture, vintage-style boxes, or trunks.

3. Safety: Covers sharp edges to prevent injuries.

4. Structural Support: Strengthens joints or corners, especially in wooden or metal frameworks.

Common Applications:

• Cases and Boxes: Used on corners of toolboxes, flight cases, gift boxes, or storage cases.

• Furniture: Found on tables, cabinets, or trunks to protect and decorate edges.

• Construction: Applied in building corners or drywall corners to provide durability.

• Packaging: Often used in product packaging for aesthetic and protective purposes.

Types of Metal Corners:

• L-shaped corners: Simple right-angle designs for joining or protecting two edges.

• Rounded corners: For curved corners, commonly seen on travel cases or instrument cases.

• Decorative corners: Intricately designed for furniture or ornate boxes, often made of brass or other classy metals.

• Industrial metal corners: Heavy-duty fittings for shipping cases, machinery covers, or equipment protection.

Metal corners come in various sizes, designs, and materials, such as stainless steel, aluminum, brass, or iron, to suit different functional and aesthetic needs. Let me know if you'd like more details!