Easier to install than other hidden hinges, cut holes instead of routing slots. When the doors are closed, these hinges are invisible for a sleek look. They open a full 180°.

Secure heavy metal doors and gates without the bulk of large hinge leaves. The compact bullet shape of these hinges takes up very little space on frames and doors. Weld the male half of the hinge to the frame and the female half to the door—then you can quickly lift the door off without removing the pin.

Build custom racks, workstations, and machine guards with hinges that adjust in 10° increments. Push the button to move the hinge, then release to lock it in place.

Turn a screw to adjust these hinges for a perfect fit. When doors are closed, hinges are invisible for a sleek look. Mount the leaves in oblong cutouts in the door and frame. Hinges open a full 180°.

Our most compact metal lift-off hinges fit the narrow frames on cabinets and enclosures. The pin is attached to the frame leaf, so you can lift off doors without removing the pin or unscrewing the hinge.

Grease these hinges without the hassle of disassembly or the mess of lubricating from the outside. They have a grease fitting for injecting lubricant to reduce wear, prevent rust and seizing, and eliminate squeaks. The compact bullet shape takes up very little space, yet hinges are strong enough for large, heavy doors. Weld the male half of the hinge to the frame and the female half to the door—then you can quickly lift the door off without removing the pin.

The pin is attached to the frame leaf, so you can take off doors without removing the screws or pin from the hinge. Surface-mount hinges are the standard for most enclosure doors, panels, and lids. Since they don’t need a cutout, they’re easier to install than mortise hinges but won’t sit flush with the edge of your door.

To install hinges without mounting holes, weld into place or drill your own holes.