Name: stainless steel 304 hinges
SKU: 414
Availability: InStock

Base Material: Stainless Steel 304
- Type 304 is an austenitic stainless steel known for its excellent corrosion resistance, durability, and versatility.
- Composition:
  - Chromium: 18–20%
  - Nickel: 8–10.5%
  - Manganese: 2% max
  - Carbon: 0.08% max
Properties:
- Corrosion resistance: Suitable for indoor and outdoor applications.
- Strength: High tensile strength.
- Weldability: Good for fabrication and assembly.
- Finish: Often polished or satin-finished for aesthetic appeal.

Tools Required:
- Screwdriver or power drill
- Measuring tape
- Pencil or marker for marking positions
- Screws (stainless steel, ideally)
Preparation:
- Clean the mounting surface to ensure no debris interferes with hinge placement.
- Measure and mark the hinge positions. Ensure alignment for smooth door or panel operation.
Mounting:
- Position the hinge on the marked spot and secure it with screws.
- For heavy doors, use additional screws to reinforce the hinge.
- Check for any misalignment during installation to prevent operational issues.
Testing:
- Open and close the door or panel to ensure smooth movement.
- Tighten any loose screws if necessary.

Common Types of Hinges:
- Butt Hinges: Standard door hinges.
- Concealed Hinges: For hidden applications (e.g., cabinets).
- Piano Hinges: Long, continuous hinges for even weight distribution.
- Spring Hinges: Self-closing features for doors or lids.
Sizes and Specifications:
- Thickness: Commonly 2–4 mm.
- Length: Varies from 50 mm to 150 mm or more depending on the application.
- Weight Capacity: Depends on hinge size, typically ranging from 20 kg to over 100 kg for heavy-duty options.
Applications:
- Residential doors and windows
- Cabinetry and furniture
- Industrial machinery access panels
- Marine-grade applications