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The 14-7-3583 is a sturdy steel hinge created with a weld-on fixing mechanism. This specialised hinge offers durability, stability, and dependable functionality in various applications.
The Pinet weld-on hinge is a stainless-steel tool designed to secure a stronghold in a range of windows, doors, cupboards, and cabinets. These hinges are supplied with fixed pins and a flat top and are extremely stable and durable. They are easy to use and feature washers constructed from brass, allowing maximum loads.
Furthermore, the bespoke hinges can function effectively in both directions on both sides of windows, doors, and other surfaces. They also allow door or window removal due to lift-off features when welded in similar upright orientations. In addition, they are ideal for environments where space is limited.
The weld-on hinges offer multiple benefits and remarkable features, such as:
A welded hinge is a typical type of hinge used in the application where two or more metal objects are held together. To attach metal doors, these hinges are the most durable, strong, and attractive option for any application. Its flexible design and powerful grip make it a favorite choice for heavy-duty applications. This hinge is mainly used in industrial and commercial applications, including medical equipment, vehicles, automobiles, and boats. Weld-on hinges exist in a range of sizes, shapes, and types, including weld-on butt hinges, weld-on strap hinges, weld-on bullet hinges, or weld-on barrel hinges.
Weld-on hinges are commonly used in multiple industries, general-purpose applications, and equipment, such as:
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I've been welding bullet hinges for 13 years and have never seen an aluminum one until now. Hundreds of steel and 1 time a set of 316 stainless steel, quite slippery. But these aluminum ones are cousins my friend, the shaft is stainless which is the only thing it really needs to be strong. The material welded well, therefore. And aluminum can be hit or miss, some things just can't be welded. I don't know the alloy, but this material was welded as 6061. I'm not a good AL welder. 13 years of welding mainly steel and stainless. This is a great price for the zipper, I've bought a couple of sets.
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