In regard to correspond
Scheme 2: adding a fitting, 800*600*8mm, to the center of each long side, the fitting has a hand hole corresponding to that of the long side. One per side.

Can I use "correspond" to mean both holes are similar in size and shape ?
Can I say add a fitting ON the center of each side?

If there is other mistake in the above , please point out to me , thanks in advance.

Question

In regard to correspond
Scheme 2: adding a fitting, 800*600*8mm,  to the center of each long side, the fitting has a hand hole corresponding to that of the long side. One per side.

Can I use "correspond" to mean both holes are similar in size and shape ?
Can I say add a fitting ON the center of each side?

If there is other mistake in the above , please point out to me , thanks in advance.

Answer

Firstly - 'fitting' doesn't seem the right word. A fitting would normally refer to something like a plumbing fitting, with threads on it. Given those dimensions, it sounds more like a cover, or a plate.
Using 'correspond' and 'that' means that the hand hole corresponds to another hand hole. That doesn't really make sense, based on your description, as you refer to the 'long side' twice.
Using 'on' or 'to' would depend on the relative sizes and positions of the 'fitting' and the side. 
A picture would help a lot to understand the situation.

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