Q. What are the different types of mounting brackets?

Answer

L-brackets are often used to attach a horizontal component to a vertical plane or the other way around. Additionally quite useful for adding a shelf to your electrical enclosure! Z-brackets are bent twice to form a Z-shape. For installing offset parallel surfaces they are used. Z brackets are handy when you need to secure components somewhere inside your container at various heights. These are as you would have guessed in the form of a U. For attaching parallel surfaces together they are helpful. Because it may hug both sides the area between the inner and outer tubes is often employed to hold a component. Hard drives and power supplies are two items that are often installed using U-brackets. Z-brackets and offset brackets both attach parallel surfaces in a similar manner. Similar to U brackets offset brackets are often employed to encapsulate components. . Triangle-shaped gusset brackets are how they are made. They are used in your design to provide stiffness between nearby surfaces. The term "gusset" refers to a piece of cloth that is enlarged and added stiffness that is sewed into a pattern and gives it more support.