Marlin's in-stock metal brackets include a range of bracket types, including T-plates, mending braces, corner braces, and flat corner braces, and can be purchased from one of our distribution partners. If you see a design you like but your project requires custom dimensions, coatings, or other modifications, please contact us and one of our degreed engineers will help you get the right bracket for your application.
Marlin Steel specializes in manufacturing metal brackets tailored to our customers’ exact needs. Using state-of-the-art equipment and advanced metal stamping techniques, we can provide high-quality custom metal brackets with optimal speed and precision. Features of our automated metal stamping machinery include:
Depending on your needs, Marlin Steel can provide custom and in-stock metal brackets in numerous types, including:
Angle brackets are L-shaped metal brackets used to reinforce joints and corners. Their versatility allows them to support various structural projects, and their strength heavily relies on the metal’s quality.

Corner brackets are designed to secure and strengthen corners, often with additional supports that connect the bracket’s legs. Commonly used in construction, furniture manufacturing, and woodworking, corner brackets enhance the stability of joints and connections.

Flat brackets are rectangular components with slots or holes for bolts/screws, designed to reinforce or join surfaces. These versatile brackets come in various sizes and thicknesses and are available in numerous metal types.

T-brackets feature a distinct T-shape and offer support and reinforcement for beams, shelving units, machinery, and more. Featuring perpendicular arms, T-brackets are ideal for joining multiple components and are made from numerous metals to suit your project needs.

L-brackets are angle brackets featuring one shorter leg, making them ideal for use in tight spaces. They are commonly used for mounting items to horizontal surfaces, such as framing and shelving applications. When installed, the longer leg typically attaches to the wall, while the short leg attaches to the piece being supported.

Metal brackets from Marlin Steel can support a wide variety of industries and applications, including:
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Tri Corner Brace - 6" x 1" Inside Corner w/o Screws
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Tri Corner Brace - 4" x 4" Inside Corner w/o Screws
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Mending Plate
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Tri Corner Brace - 6" x 4" Inside Corner w/o Screws
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Tri Corner Brace - 12" x 2" Inside Corner w/o Screws
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Tri Corner Brace -2" x 1" Inside Corner w/o Screws
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True to its name, an L-bracket is a brace with a right angle, which creates an “L” shape. Also called angle brackets or corner brackets, L-brackets are available in a wide variety of sizes and reinforcement options.
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2648 Merchant Drive
Baltimore, MD 21230-3307
Phone (410) 644-7456
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