Cam Lock Furniture Connector Set (15 mm Cam + 40 mm Bolt)
Key points
- Hidden joint leaves both faces of the panel clean
- 15 mm cam and 40 mm M6 bolt match standard board drilling patterns
- Brass-plated bolt tip resists stripping when furniture is re-assembled
- Nylon pre-inserted dowel closes the joint from one side
- Flat-pack producers can ship a unit, have it assembled on site and taken apart again for a move without the joints losing their grip
- Assembly staff can fit the same joint at every corner from a shared instruction sheet, so a new worker has few parts to learn
- A one-set minimum lets a small shop build a single sample unit before committing to a production run of the joint
| Cam Diameter | 15 mm |
| Cam Height | 10 mm |
| Connecting Bolt | 40 mm, M6 Thread |
| Pre-Inserted Dowel | 10.5 mm Nylon |
| Material | Die-Cast Zinc Cam, Steel Bolt, Nylon Dowel |
| MOQ | 1 set |
| MOQ | 1 set |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
Hidden cam-lock connector set for knock-down cabinet and wardrobe assembly. The die-cast cam disc measures 15 mm across and 10 mm deep, and the steel connecting bolt runs 40 mm with an M6 thread and a brass-plated tip that resists stripping when panels are assembled and taken apart repeatedly. A white nylon dowel presses into the panel as a pre-inserted socket, so the joint is drilled once and closed from one side. Nothing shows on the outside of the panel, which is what makes this fitting standard on flat-pack wardrobes, office desks, shop fixtures and modular storage. Buyers running furniture lines get a consistent drilling pattern across the whole range, and a joint that can be loosened for shipping and re-tightened on site. Supplied as a complete set, with bulk cartons and custom packaging available for importers building their own furniture-hardware programme. Panel producers can run one connector across a whole product range, which keeps the drilling programme and the component list short and lets an assembler work from a single fitting instead of picking between several. Flat-pack producers and cabinet shops assemble panels with cam locks because the joint comes apart again for shipping; the set supplies cam, bolt and dowel together, so a buyer is not short of one component halfway through a run. The 10.5 mm nylon dowel also locates the panel before the cam is turned, so one assembler can hold the alignment without a second pair of hands. Because the cam and the bolt are separate parts of the same set, a damaged connector can be swapped without scrapping a panel - a point that matters for rental furniture and shop fixtures built, stripped and rebuilt on each contract.
