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.

In it for the long haul, these hinges withstand the rough handling of tractor trailers and shipping containers. The large leaf supports tall, heavy doors while the narrow leaf takes up less space on your frame. For added strength, they have a _1/2" diameter bolt for a pin, so doors swing smoothly without sagging.

Lightweight with no squeaky metal-to-metal contact, these hinges are good for plastic panels, lids, and gates. They have wide leaves that distribute weight to reduce stress and prevent sagging.

Lift off cold-storage doors for easy access, cleaning, and inspection. The hinge pin is attached to the frame leaf, so you can take the door off the hinge without removing pins or screws.

Prevent doors on reach‑in freezers, refrigerators, and cold‑storage trucks from sagging and losing their seal. These hinges have wide leaves for a large mounting surface that keeps doors aligned.

Whether opening or closing, these hinges roll with the load and frequent movement of overhead garage and dock doors. They connect the door panels and pivot as the door moves along the curved tracks. Hinges are industry standard sizes to fit most sectional doors.