Baldwin 1046055I Square Ball Bearing Mortise Hinge, Lifetime Bright Nickel

1046 055 I HINGE 4.5 X 4.5 BALL BEARING

The Baldwin 1046055I  square ball bearing mortise hinge is made of 1/2" thick solid steel construction and bright nickel finish. The square ball bearing pivot point makes the door self-closing with a 3" clearance for easy operation. This hinge is designed for use with 1/2" to 2-1/8" thick doors and 6' (152cm) and 8' (244cm) high applications. The rated capacity is 180 lbs.

This Baldwin Bright Nickel 3 1/2 in. x 4 1/4 in. mortise or surface mount hinge is a perfect for any residential and commercial door application where maximum door weight is 90 lbs. This hinge features a ball bearing construction that allows smooth opening of the door with minimal effort.

Imagine all the home projects that a beautiful hinge can make possible. With a durable, corrosion resistant finish, you'll be able to install them in your home knowing that they will last for years to come. The square design with a 4.5 inch measurement and 5 inch x 5 inch overall dimensions makes them versatile enough to work in any cabinet or closet. And, ball bearing technology ensures that your door remains perfectly aligned yet weighing no more than a standard sized door.

These hinges are the ultimate in commercial applications. The heavy weight hinge frame and ball bearing mechanism provides smooth consistent operation ... Ideal for commercial or industrial applications with heavy duty easy installation, the durable hinge is crafted from solid brass or steel construction

This mortise hinge is ideal for light to medium residential applications and features vertical adjustment by means of leveling screws. For enhanced durability, the hinge is constructed of solid brass and features a lifetime bright plated finish.

These top mounted, positive closing hinges are ideal for use on all types of doors, including hollow core doors. They feature heavy duty ball bearings and integral stops.

The Baldwin Hinge is the most widespread hardware in the market. It's comprised of one part— the hinge body—that serves as both the bolt and the pivot. A wood screw passes through a hole parallel to the axis of the hinge pin—the connection between two pieces of wood. The other end of the wood screw fastens into a threaded receptacle, called a cup, which is positioned on one edge of the door or window frame or on a facing or jamb. The functions-a stop, a guide,and a cover— are incorporated into its smooth surface. Hinges also enable you to make precise