Flag holder | A4 | M8283
Do you need a flag holder that works reliably even in damp, salty, or chemically harsh environments? The Flag bracket 84° for Ø25 mm in A4 / AISI 316 acid-proof stainless steel is built to resist corrosion and maintain strength over a long period. The robust construction ensures that the flagpole stands firmly even in strong winds and demanding conditions. The product is optimized for a long service life in marine environments and is a reliable choice for both boats and fixed installations.
AREA OF USE
Perfect for mounting a flagpole on a boat, dock, or facade in marine environments, coastal areas, or on exposed buildings. The fixed 84° angle gives the flag the correct inclination and secure attachment without the need for extra fittings. Easy to install with standard tools and requires minimal maintenance even with continuous exposure to the elements.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Product type: Flag holder / flag bracket / flag base
Standard: Not specified
Grade: A4 / AISI 316 (acid-proof stainless steel)
Material class: Not specified
Thread type: Not applicable
Surface finish: Untreated (natural stainless steel)
Head shape: Bracket 84° inclination
Grip type: Not applicable
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ)
Why is the 84° angle ideal for flag brackets on boats and facades?
The 84° angle gives the flagpole a very dignified and aesthetically pleasing inclination. It ensures that the flag or pennant hangs freely from hulls, pulpits, or walls without getting tangled, while keeping the pole firmly in place even when the wind is blowing hard.
Why is acid-proof A4 / AISI 316 required for marine flag holders?
Acid-proof A4 steel (AISI 316 / 1.4401) contains molybdenum, which provides maximum resistance to pitting and surface rust caused by continuous exposure to salt water, brackish water, and tough weather conditions. This allows the bracket to retain its high-gloss finish and structural strength year after year without discoloring or weakening.
How is the flagpole best mounted and secured in the bracket?
The flag bracket is screwed onto the deck, transom, or wall using countersunk screws in matching acid-proof A4 quality to prevent galvanic corrosion. The flagpole (Ø25 mm) is inserted into the sleeve and easily locked with the integrated locking screw or set screw, preventing the pole from vibrating loose while underway or in high winds.