80/20® 30 Series Concealed Hinge, Anodize Finish

The economy lift-off hinge right hand with short pin is a cost-effective option made of aluminum and commonly used in lightweight doors. Hinges with short pins are commonly used to create lift-off assemblies. Additional Information: The gap distance between profiles for 10 series is .062", 15 series is .120", 25 series is 1.97mm and 40 series is 1.15mm.

The 2 hole - standard plastic hinge is made of fiberglass-reinforced black nylon with a stainless steel pin. It is commonly used to connect plastic panels and light weight doors to T-slot profiles.

The standard 0 degree dynamic pivot assembly with dual "L" arms is typically used to create dynamic pivots that are perpendicular to the mounting profile and have full axial motion ranging from 0-180 degrees. The assembly includes one 0 degree dynamic pivot nub and two "L" dynamic pivot arms. It has permanently lubricated bronze bushings that act as high-strength pivot points and nylon thrust washers that protect the pivot arms. The hardware to connect the nub to the profile, the nub to the arms, and the arms to the profile are all included.

The standard lift-off hinge – left hand with single long pin is made of 6063-T6 anodized aluminum. The heavy-duty stainless steel hinge pin provides a smooth, long-lasting, strong connection. The captivated nylon thrust washer eliminates metal-to-metal contact and won't fall out. When the long pin is placed in the upper position it simplifies door assembly. Hinges with long pins are commonly used to create lift-off assemblies. The mounting hardware is included. Additional Information: The gap distance between the two mating profiles is .063" (1.60mm).

The 4 hole - zinc hinge is die-cast black powder-coated zinc with a stainless steel pin. It is a higher-strength hinge that is commonly used to connect doors and plastic panels to T-slot profiles. The suggested hardware to mount the hinge to a T-slot profile can be found on the "Suggested Hardware" tab.