Adjustable Torque Positioning Hinge

These adjustable torque positioning hinges allow the user to adjust the frictional torque of the hinge to be able to hold lids and doors open. These hinges are made out an acetal polymer, with a polycarbonate pin and a zinc plated steel screw to adjusting the torque. These hinges use thru-hole mounting for assembly and allow the customer control over the hinge’s torque via a screw which adjusts the friction. Once adjusted the hinge’s torque will remain constant throughout the hinging motion to control the position of the lid or door and hold it in place, fully open, fully closed and anywhere in between.

Adjustable torque positioning hinges have the unique ability to be suitable for a range of solutions, where during construction or assemble the hinge can be adjusted to hold the weight of the lid or door being used. Adjustable torque positioning hinges are used in assembly of cabinets, enclosures, doors and display screens as well as other mounted components.

Adjustable torque positioning hinges are available in two sizes. The larger hinge has a height of 65mm and an open width of 56mm, with a vertical hole spacing of 48mm and an open horizontal hole spacing of 36mm. The hinge is 19mm thick and has 6.8mm diameter holes. The smaller hinge has a height of 43mm and n open width of 37mm, with a vertical hole spacing of 32mm and an open horizontal hole spacing of 25mm. The hinge is 12mm thick and has 4.2mm diameter holes.

These adjustable torque positioning hinges are available in both black and white. These hinges are made out an acetal polymer, with a polycarbonate pin and a zinc plated steel screw to adjusting the torque. Our adjustable torque positioning hinges may also be known as Torque Hinges, Friction Hinges, Adjustable Torque Hinges, Adjustable Torque Positioning Control Hinge.