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Produst	Name	Material	Application	Finish	Casting tolerance	Weight
	Mirror polished stainless steel hinge used in glass clamp	AISI 304	Hardware	Mirror polished	ISO 8062 CT5	90 g
	Mirror polished stainless steel hinge made in China	AISI 304	Hardware	Mirror polished	ISO 8062 CT5	98 g
	Mirror polished stainless steel glass clamp made in China	AISI 304	Hardware	Mirror polished	ISO 8062 CT5	85 g
	Precision casting mirror polished hinge	AISI 304	Hardware	Mirror polished	ISO 8062 CT5	280 g
	Precision casting mirror polished hinge hardware	1.4408	Hardware		ISO 8062 CT5	0.35 kg

What does hinge mean?

A hinge is a joint that connects two objects while allowing limited movement. The door hinges fasten the door to the wall and let the door open. A hinge is a joint that fixes two things together while allowing one thing to swing.

Why use hinges?

The hinge is used to connect two parts together, forming a rotary joint between them. A hinge is used to connect two parts together while allowing them to rotate relative to each other. They usually have two planes, called leaves.

How does the door hinge work?

Simply put, a door hinge connects two entities. In this case, the two objects consist of the door frame and the actual door. The door hinge works by rotating, ultimately allowing the door to open and close. Door hinges are mechanical bearings, usually made of steel, stainless steel or brass.

How does the door hinge work?

Simply put, a door hinge connects two entities. In this case, the two objects include the door frame and the actual door. The door hinge works by rotating, ultimately allowing the door to open and close. Door hinges are mechanical bearings, usually made of steel, stainless steel or brass.

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