Description of hinge types

Ordinary hinge: used for cabinet doors, windows, doors, etc. The materials include iron, copper, and stainless steel. The disadvantage of a regular hinge is that it does not have the function of a spring hinge. After installing the hinge, various collision beads must be installed again, otherwise the wind will blow the door panel.

Pipe hinge: also known as spring hinge. Mainly used for connecting furniture door panels, it generally requires a panel thickness of 16-20 millimeters. The materials include galvanized iron and zinc alloy. The spring hinge is equipped with adjustment screws, which can adjust the height and thickness of the plate up, down, left, and right. One of its characteristics is that it can be adjusted according to the space and the opening angle of the cabinet door. In addition to the typical 90 degree angle, 127 degrees, 144 degrees, 165 degrees, etc. are all matched with corresponding hinges, allowing various cabinet doors to have corresponding extension.

Gate hinge: It is divided into ordinary type and bearing type, as mentioned earlier in the ordinary type. The bearing type can be divided into copper and stainless steel in terms of material. From the current consumption situation, copper bearing hinges are more commonly used because of their beautiful and bright design, moderate price, and equipped with screws.

Other hinges: including glass hinges, countertop hinges, and flip door hinges. Glass hinges are used for installing frameless glass cabinet doors, and the glass thickness is required to not exceed 5-6 millimeters.