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058-6031
Stainless Steel Top Mounting Friction Hinge 1.5" x 1.5"
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058-6031
$21.50
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Key Features:
- Stainless steel friction hinge designed to withstand corrosive marine environment
- Conveniently holds doors in open position without requiring gas shocks
- Measures 1.5" Long x 1.5" Wide
- Drilled and countersunk for #8 fasteners
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Is the torque or friction adjustable in any way? It looks like there might be an Alan wrench head on the end...
BEST ANSWER: Hello, there is an allen head on the ends of the hinge but these hinges come preset with the designed amount of friction and the manufacturer does not recommend trying to adjust the tension.
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- Brian O Staff on May 15, 2018
Do the hinge halves lay flat against one another when the hinge is closed?
BEST ANSWER: Great Question Jimmie,
This product is designed to open a full 180 degrees. It is designed to be a top mount piece and will close so that both halves lay flat against each other.
Thanks Jimmie!
This product is designed to open a full 180 degrees. It is designed to be a top mount piece and will close so that both halves lay flat against each other.
Thanks Jimmie!
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- Stephen P Staff on Mar 19, 2018
How big a door will they hold?
BEST ANSWER: Hello, there are a few variables to decide the best layout or see if friction hinges are a good option for you. I would recommend calling to in and discussing your application with one of our sales reps to see if we offer something that would work for you. Our sales line is (866) 633-7961. We look forward to hearing from you!
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- Brian O Staff on Jan 24, 2018
Hole to hole dimensions?
BEST ANSWER: Hello Wayne, the mounting holes on these hinges are .89" apart center to center for the holes that are on the same flange and 1.02" apart center to center going across the barrel.
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- Brian O'Leary Staff on Jul 28, 2017
How much weight can one hinge hold?
