In-line Hinge Stainless Steel Lift-off

Material Types

In-line hinge stainless steel lift-offs are typically made of stainless steel, zinc alloy and aluminum. Stainless steel is suitable for use in wet scenarios to support consumers with these types of needs and therefore can be more costly. Zinc alloy is more cost-effective and is suitable for most scenarios.

Dimensions

Typical specifications for CL204 hinges:

Total height: Approx. 40–50mm (varies by brand).

Mounting hole spacing: Usually 26mm (center-to-center distance).

Leaf width: Single leaf ~20–25mm, total width ~40–50mm when extended.

Thickness: Metal versions: 1.2–2.0mm; nylon versions slightly thicker.

Color Options

The color of the product is determined by the surface treatment process, the metal texture of the original color of stainless steel, silver-plated and brushed nickel; spray series of black, white and gray (optional matte or glossy effect).

Applications

CL204 hinges are widely used for small-to-medium cabinet doors and enclosures, including:

Furniture: Lightweight doors for wardrobes, kitchen cabinets, and bookshelves.

Electrical: Junction boxes, control panels, instrument enclosures.

Commercial equipment: Vending machines, ATM internal panels.

Others: Toy chests, small toolboxes.

FAQ

Q: What is the weight capacity of a CL204 hinge?

A: It depends on the material

Q: Can CL204 hinges be used outdoors?

A: Stainless steel (304/316) versions are suitable for outdoor or humid environments due to corrosion resistance. Avoid untreated steel or zinc alloy in wet conditions.

Q: What screw size is needed for installation?

A: Standard #4 or M3 screws (varies by model). Ensure the screw length matches your panel thickness (typically 1.5–3mm).

Q: Are CL204 hinges adjustable?

A: Most models have a fixed opening angle (90°–110°), but some allow 180° adjustment. Check product specifications before purchase.

Q: Do CL204 hinges come with screws?

A: Some brands include screws, while others sell them separately.