Large Removable Heavy-Duty Hinge CL215-1

Product Features

• Material Advantage: Zinc alloy offers excellent mechanical properties and high strength.
• Good Machinability: Zinc alloy is easy to process into various shapes and sizes, meeting the customized hinge needs of control cabinets in different specifications.
• Removable Design: This is a major highlight, making installation, removal, and replacement quick and easy.
• Wide Opening Angle: The maximum opening angle reaches 180°, allowing control cabinet doors to open at large angles to meet your needs.

Application Range

• Office Sector: Used in distribution cabinets, distribution boxes, and other equipment in commercial and office environments.
• Data Centers: For server racks, network cabinets, and similar applications in data centers.
• Other Sectors: Also suitable for equipment boxes, display cabinets, and other areas where high-quality cabinet door connections are required.
• Industrial Sector: Widely used in various industrial control cabinets, such as power control cabinets, electrical control cabinets, and automation production line control cabinets.

Other Models：Hightan CL215 stripped case hinge

Five Common Questions

Question 1: The cabinet door doesn’t open or close smoothly after hinge installation.
Answer: First, check the gap between the door and the cabinet. If it’s uneven, adjust the hinge position to ensure the door opens and closes smoothly.

Question 2: The hinge becomes loose after some time.
Answer: If the screw holes are enlarged or damaged, try replacing the screws with slightly larger ones, or insert small pieces of wood or plastic into the original screw holes before tightening the screws.

Question 3: The hinge surface is rusty or corroded.
Answer: For light rust, gently sand it off with sandpaper, then wipe the surface clean with a cloth. Apply a layer of rust-resistant oil or varnish to protect it.

Question 4: How do I determine the correct hinge size and model?
Answer: Consider the size and weight of the cabinet door. Larger and heavier doors need bigger, stronger hinges. Also, take into account the required opening angle for the door.

Question 5: How to remove and replace a damaged hinge?
Answer: Locate the screws connecting the hinge to the door and the cabinet. Use a screwdriver to remove the screws, and you can then take off the damaged hinge.