100x50 (mm) Stainless Steel Rectangular Hinge with Rolled Knot

Product Description

Rectangular hinge with a rolled knot, Stainless steel. Countersunk.

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How to Choose the Right Hinge?

Measure the size of the door or window. Choose the type of hinge that suits the location of the door or window. Hinges are available in many styles and types. Ensure that the hinge is compatible with the material of the door or window. Check the features of the hinge, such as the number of fixing screws, the length of the pins, and the type of fixing bolts. Make sure that the hinge is easy to install and use. If you would like more information about hinges, feel free to consult our blog by clicking here.

Material

Stainless Steel A2

A2 grade steels are the most commonly used stainless steels. They are used for kitchen equipment, appliances for the chemical industry, fastening elements, and many more. Also known as 304 grade stainless steel, A2 stainless steel contains about 18% chromium and 8% nickel, which gives it high corrosion resistance and good heat resistance.

Rolled Knot Hinge

A rolled knot hinge is mounted on the outside of the door and frame. It consists of two parts, each with a rolled knot that fits into the other part, creating the pivot axis for the door. When the door is closed, the rolled knot is completely inserted into the other part of the hinge, making it more discreet and less likely to get caught or damaged.

Technical Dimensions

Below is the table of technical dimensions:

Difference Between Rolled Knot Hinge / Protruding Knot Hinge

Protruding knot hinges are often considered more aesthetically pleasing than rolled knot hinges, as they are practically invisible once the door is closed. However, rolled knot hinges may be more resistant and durable than protruding knot hinges due to their sturdier construction. The choice between these two types of hinges will therefore depend on the specific needs of each project.