Cap Strip Mirror Molding is a metal edge molding cap from New York Metal designed for applications where a corner or seam needs to be concealed, so installers can finish exposed mirror or panel edges with a defined metal line. This molding is used in the glass industry and in other situations where a visible joint needs to be covered, which helps create a finished edge around mirrors or panels. The molding is specified as a cap for 1/16 inch material, so it is sized to receive thin mirror or panel edges in that thickness range. The cross-section is defined with A at 3/4 inch, B at 13/64 inch, C at 1/4 inch, and D at 1/16 inch, giving fabricators fixed dimensions to plan their layouts and cuts. The part is identified as ANODIZED CAP-856A and manufacturer part 251VCH, which supports consistent reordering for repeat projects.
The mirror molding is described as a cap strip for 1/16 inch material, so the internal opening is intended to capture the edge of 1/16 inch mirror or panel stock for a close mechanical fit. The A dimension of 3/4 inch establishes how far the molding will extend across the face surface, letting installers decide how much of the mirror edge to cover. The B dimension of 13/64 inch and the C dimension of 1/4 inch define the other legs of the profile, which helps in planning how the molding will align with walls, returns, or adjacent trim pieces. With a standard 12 ft length of material, long runs can follow mirror edges or seams with fewer cut joints, supporting straighter visual lines along the installation.
This metal edge molding is used in the glass industry, so it fits mirror projects where exposed 1/16 inch edges or seams need a finished perimeter. The profile is also described as suitable for any application where a corner or seam needs to be concealed, so it can be applied along panel joints or trim intersections that benefit from a defined metal cover. The 3/4 inch A dimension sets a visible band across the surface, which can be laid out as a border detail around mirrors, cabinet panels, or wall panels. With B at 13/64 inch and C at 1/4 inch, the legs form a cap that can sit over edges and corners, allowing designers to integrate the molding into transitions between materials.
The molding is polished on the B and C faces only, so the two legs that form those faces present a finished sheen where they are visible in the installation, helping the exposed sides match across a run. Because A, B, C, and D are defined as 3/4 inch, 13/64 inch, 1/4 inch, and 1/16 inch respectively, fabricators can transfer these exact dimensions into shop drawings or cut lists for repeatable fabrication. The D dimension matching 1/16 inch material thickness ties the cap to thin mirror or panel stock, which simplifies selecting matching sheet materials for edge coverage. With the product identified as ANODIZED CAP-856A and manufacturer part 251VCH, installers can specify the same profile on drawings and purchase orders, so replacement sections or added runs on future phases match the original installation.
The cap strip mirror molding is specified as a cap for 1/16 inch material, so it is sized around typical thin mirror or panel stock in that thickness range.
The mirror molding has a standard length of material of 12 ft, which allows long, continuous runs along mirror edges or seams with fewer joints.
The molding is polished on the B and C faces only, so those legs present a finished appearance where they are exposed in the final installation.
The cross-section is defined with A at 3/4 inch, B at 13/64 inch, C at 1/4 inch, and D at 1/16 inch, giving fixed geometry for layout and cutting.
The mirror molding is used in the glass industry and in any application where a corner or seam needs to be concealed, supporting finished edges and joints.
The molding is identified as ANODIZED CAP-856A with manufacturer part number 251VCH, which supports consistent selection and reordering.
This Cap Strip Mirror Molding from New York Metal is a metal edge molding sized as a cap for 1/16 inch material, so it aligns with common thin mirror stock and similar panels. The defined A, B, C, and D dimensions give clear geometry for planning cuts, aligning the molding with corners, and coordinating adjacent trim. With polished B and C faces and a standard 12 ft length, the profile supports clean, continuous lines wherever corners or seams need to be concealed. For mirror and panel projects that call for a defined metal edge, this ANODIZED CAP-856A, part 251VCH, offers a consistent profile to specify and use across jobs.
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