Concealed hinges, also known as hidden hinges or pivot hinges, are installed inside cabinet doors, ensuring a seamless and aesthetically pleasing appearance. These hinges can be adjusted in three directions: up and down, left and right, and front and back. On the other hand, exposed hinges are visible on the outside of the door and open at a 90-degree angle. They utilize the weight of the door to automatically close it, making them suitable for lighter wooden doors or half doors such as those found in bathrooms.
Product Advantage
Enhance the overall effect of doors and windows.
The design of hidden hinges ensures that they are not visible on the outside of the door, resulting in a more attractive appearance. They are also resistant to rust, strong enough to bear weight, solid, and durable.
These hinges have high strength and offer flexible operation, allowing for adjustment of the door gap.
With their exquisite design, stability, smooth movement, and easy installation, these hinges provide convenience and efficiency.
Technical Parameters
Number: JBD007
Surface: No cape burr sand hole
Material: stainless steel
Color: Silver
Classification: Door and window lock accessories
Process: CNC machining and silica sol casting
Tolerance: ± 0.2mm
Support customization: OEM+ODM
Product Uses
These hinges find application in various areas, including lighter wooden doors, half doors, wooden windows, wooden furniture, cabinet doors, hidden doors, and folding doors.
Technological Process
Product Design, Mold Making, Wax Injection Mold, Wax Mold Inspection, Tree Assembly, Hook Installation, Wax Mold Cleaning, Slurry Coating (including fine slurry, coarse slurry, and sealing slurry, with only one layer applied per day), Shell Mold Production, Drying in the Slurry Room, Wax Removal, Firing the Shell Mold in a Kiln at around 1200℃, Melting Steel into Molten Steel and adding additives, Pouring the Prepared Molten Steel into the Fired Shell Mold, Natural Cooling, Shell Knockout, Shot Blasting, Cutting, Grinding the Water Outlet, Sand Cleaning, Acid Soaking, Sandblasting, Inspection and Repair, Whitening, Packaging, and a series of post-processing steps until the pump components are completed and meet the required standards.
Concealed hinges, also known as hidden hinges or pivot hinges, are installed inside cabinet doors, ensuring a seamless and aesthetically pleasing appearance. These hinges can be adjusted in three directions: up and down, left and right, and front and back. On the other hand, exposed hinges are visible on the outside of the door and open at a 90-degree angle. They utilize the weight of the door to automatically close it, making them suitable for lighter wooden doors or half doors such as those found in bathrooms.
Product Advantage
Enhance the overall effect of doors and windows.
The design of hidden hinges ensures that they are not visible on the outside of the door, resulting in a more attractive appearance. They are also resistant to rust, strong enough to bear weight, solid, and durable.
These hinges have high strength and offer flexible operation, allowing for adjustment of the door gap.
With their exquisite design, stability, smooth movement, and easy installation, these hinges provide convenience and efficiency.
Technical Parameters
Number: JBD007
Surface: No cape burr sand hole
Material: stainless steel
Color: Silver
Classification: Door and window lock accessories
Process: CNC machining and silica sol casting
Tolerance: ± 0.2mm
Support customization: OEM+ODM
Product Uses
These hinges find application in various areas, including lighter wooden doors, half doors, wooden windows, wooden furniture, cabinet doors, hidden doors, and folding doors.
Technological Process
Product Design, Mold Making, Wax Injection Mold, Wax Mold Inspection, Tree Assembly, Hook Installation, Wax Mold Cleaning, Slurry Coating (including fine slurry, coarse slurry, and sealing slurry, with only one layer applied per day), Shell Mold Production, Drying in the Slurry Room, Wax Removal, Firing the Shell Mold in a Kiln at around 1200℃, Melting Steel into Molten Steel and adding additives, Pouring the Prepared Molten Steel into the Fired Shell Mold, Natural Cooling, Shell Knockout, Shot Blasting, Cutting, Grinding the Water Outlet, Sand Cleaning, Acid Soaking, Sandblasting, Inspection and Repair, Whitening, Packaging, and a series of post-processing steps until the pump components are completed and meet the required standards.
