Hardware Industrial Hinges

Material Types

The materials used in Hardware Industrial Hinges are produced according to their different characteristics and applications. Therefore, we offer consumers the following choices in terms of material: Stainless steel can be chosen to prevent rusting. Aluminum alloys are lighter and more resistant to oxidation. Zinc alloy is the best choice for high precision.

Dimensions

Typical specifications include:

Total Height: ~30-40mm (including base and hinge arm).

Mounting Hole Spacing: 25-28mm (distance between screw centers).

Leaf Width: Single leaf ~20-25mm, double leaf ~40-50mm.

Thickness: 1.2-2.0mm (for stainless steel or cold-rolled steel).

Color Options

The different colors depend on the material and finish process: metallics include brushed stainless steel, natural aluminum and nickel silver plating, while the black family offers sandblasted black and matte black (commonly found on coated steel).

Applications

Hardware Industrial hinges are widely used in:

Home Furniture: Cabinet doors, wardrobe doors, TV console drawers.

Electronics: Instrument enclosures, control panel doors.

Industrial Use: Lightweight chassis, electrical cabinets (stainless steel recommended

FAQ

Q: What is the weight capacity of a CL218 hinge?

A: Typically 3-8kg per hinge, depending on material and size. Stainless steel models generally support higher loads.

Q: Are CL218 hinges rust-proof?

A: Stainless steel (304/201) and coated steel hinges offer good rust resistance. Avoid zinc alloy in humid environments unless treated.

Q: How do I choose between stainless steel and cold-rolled steel?

A: Stainless steel is better for moisture-prone areas (e.g., bathrooms), while coated cold-rolled steel is budget-friendly for dry indoor use.

Q: Are replacement screws included?

A: Usually yes, but check product details.

Q:Do you test all your goods before delivery?

A: Yes, we have 100% test before delivery.