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Hinge 54x43 opening angle 180°
The hinge is mainly zinc with powder coating.
Hinge shaft & pin bolt are made of stainless steel.
For mounting with a nut on the cast-in stainless steel studs and/or with a screw in the countersunk holes.
Universal right or left mounting. Opening angle max. 180°.
- Surface-mounted
- Countersunk holes and/or cast bolts
- Zinc, with black powder coating
- Hole pattern: 38x26 mm
Selected variant
Technical data
| Hole | 4 x Ø6,30 |
|---|---|
| Material bolt | Stainless steel 303 |
| Material hinge | Zinc, black powder coated |
| Material of shaft | Stainless steel 303 |
| Opening angle | 180 ° |
Product description
The hinge is mainly zinc with powder coating.
Hinge shaft & pin bolt are made of stainless steel.
For mounting with a nut on the cast-in stainless steel studs and/or with a screw in the countersunk holes.
Universal right or left mounting. Opening angle max. 180°.
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