Lamello | Cabineo 12 (White/Black)
Cabineo is the newest connector from Lamello, and is an outstanding solution for cabinet shops and manufacturers using nested-based CNC routers. The toolpath may be quickly machined with a standard, straight-shank router bit without a tool change. The Cabineo connectors are simply tapped into the routed pocket and join cabinet components together by screwing into a mating 5mm shelf pin hole with nearly 200 pounds of clamping force. Cabineo may be covered with aesthetic cover caps, or parts may be inverted to allow for a completely invisible application. Because there is no pin or stud required with Cabineo, all components may be shipped to the jobsite as a true flat-pack, RTA solution. The M6 version of the Cabineo connector uses a metal helical insert or may be fastened directly into a tapped hole in metal furniture or fixture components.
More Advantages
- Installation of fixed shelves or vertical dividers in an already assembled unit
- Detachable for transport or if the fixed shelves need adjusting
- Shallow element of 10 mm allows for panels from 12 mm thickness
- Corner joints with Cabineo 12 (drill hole Ø 5 × 12 mm)
- Dividing panel joints with Cabineo 8 (drill hole Ø 5 × 8 mm) from material thickness 16mm
- Use with or without cover caps. Cover caps are available in various colors
- Metal insert threaded version available for exceptionally strong connections or for wood-to-metal component connections
Specifications
What is Lamello | Cabineo 12 (White/Black)?
Lamello | Cabineo 12 (White/Black) is a Lamello Cabineo connector listed for cabinet shops and manufacturers using nested-based CNC routers.
How is the pocket machined?
The page states the toolpath may be quickly machined with a standard straight-shank router bit without a tool change.
How does Cabineo clamp parts?
Connectors are tapped into the routed pocket and join components by screwing into a mating 5 mm shelf pin hole with nearly 200 pounds of clamping force listed on the page.
What joint use is listed for Cabineo 12?
Corner joints with Cabineo 12 are listed with drill hole diameter 5 x 12 mm.
What panel thickness theme is listed?
A shallow element of 10 mm is listed as allowing panels from 12 mm thickness.
Can joints be invisible?
Yes. Cover caps may be used, or parts may be inverted for a completely invisible application per the page.
Is this a flat-pack / RTA theme?
Yes. The page states no pin or stud is required, so components may ship as a true flat-pack RTA solution.
How do I get pricing?
Contact Centex Automation for current price, freight, and lead time, or use live storefront pricing when shown.
What brand support applies?
Centex Automation - Built by People Who Know the Shop Floor - helps shops select Lamello connectors and accessories.
Is install or training included?
Connector install setup, training, or service may be available; do not assume they are included. Ask Centex Automation.
Are cover caps included with this SKU?
Cover caps are described as available in various colors; this listing does not state they are included. Confirm what ships with your order.
What should I confirm before ordering?
Confirm Cabineo 12 vs 8 joint type, panel thickness, color (white/black), and whether you need cover caps or M6 inserts.
Can fixed shelves be installed later?
Yes. Installation of fixed shelves or vertical dividers in an already assembled unit is listed, and connections are described as detachable for transport or adjustment.
Should I invent tensile-strength numbers beyond the page?
Use only the nearly 200 pounds of clamping force stated here, or ask Centex Automation for current guidance. Do not invent other load ratings.
How do I contact Centex Automation?
Use the storefront contact path or your Centex Automation sales contact for selection help, price, and lead time.