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Tag Archives: Hinges
What Is a Butt Hinge? The Basics of Butt Hinges and How They Work
Hinges are one of the most common types of mechanical bearings. As you may know, they are used to provide a limited angle of rotation between two objects. Hinges consist of two leafs and a knuckle. A pin is inserted … Read More
5 Things to Consider When Choosing Piano Hinges
Are you looking to buy piano hinges? Also known as continuous hinges, they are characterized by a full-length design. Piano hinges are long mechanical bearings that run the full length of the objects with which they are used. To choose … Read More
The Beginner’s Guide to Self-Closing Hinges
Have you heard of self-closing hinges? Like all hinges, they are used to connect two objects while allowing at least one of the objects to rotate. You can find them on doors, gates and even furniture. Self-closing hinges, however, are … Read More
Differences Between Aluminum and Steel Piano Hinges
Piano hinges have become a popular alternative to traditional hinges. Like most hinges, they consist of a mechanical bearing that’s created by the junction of two leafs. Piano hinges, though, are distinguished from traditional hinges by their length. While available … Read More
Standard Hinges vs Loose Joint Hinges: What’s the Difference?
Have you heard of loose joint hinges? Like all hinges, they are used to create a limited angle of rotation between two objects. You can install them on doors, cabinets, gates and other objects. All hinges are mechanical bearings that … Read More
The Beginner’s Guide to Spring Door Hinges
One of the most common applications for hinges is doors. Doors are connected to frames by a hinge. With a hinge, you can pull a door open and away from the frame to which it’s connected. Some door hinges, however, … Read More
5 Benefits of Using Plastic Hinges
Hinges are one of the most common types of mechanical bearings. Consisting of two interconnected leafs, they are used to connect two objects while allowing for a limited angle of rotation. While most hinges are made of metal, though, others … Read More