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Barrel Hinge We offer a wide variety of Gate Hinges and hardware including

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Barrel Hinge

We offer a wide variety of Gate Hinges and hardware including safety gate latches, spring gate hinges, a variety of latches, bolts
These hinges are welded onto gates that swing open and closed as opposed to gates that slide open. For Sliding gates, you need guide rollers found to the left.

Barrel Hinges are very good when you want a secure gate connection
Compared with Barrel Hinges, Bullet Hinges are good for lighter loads such as smaller gates and doors
Batwing hinges combine in male-female pairs for so on , metal gate or doors.
Some (Tru-Close) below are self-closing

Applications of Hinges

Heavy-Duty Outdoor & Industrial Applications
Construction Sites: Hinges are used on construction sites to hold and transport tools, safety equipment, and other supplies. The hinges make it easier to manage bulky or frequently accessed items.
Mining & Oilfield Operations: Hinges are integral in harsh environments like mining and oilfield operations, where durability and resistance to wear and tear are essential.
Home Use
Garden & Outdoor Storage: Hinges are also suitable for outdoor storage, such as for holding garden tools, outdoor cushions, or firewood, offering both strength and convenience.
Garage Organization: In the garage, hinges are ideal for organizing tools, small parts, or other items that need to be easily accessed but securely stored.
Applications for these gate hinges and hardware range from a variety of residential and commercial applications including uses for your home, school, hospital, pools, etc

FAQ of Hinges

Q1: What are hinges used for?
Hinges are mechanical devices that allow two objects (typically a door, gate, or lid) to pivot or rotate around a central axis. They are most commonly used for attaching doors, gates, cabinets, windows, and other movable parts to stationary structures, enabling them to open and close smoothly.
Q2: What materials are hinges made of?
Hinges can be made from a variety of materials, including steel, stainless steel, brass, bronze, zinc alloy, and even plastic. The material you choose depends on the intended use, environment, and aesthetic preference. For example, stainless steel is ideal for outdoor use due to its resistance to rust and corrosion.
Q3: What are the different types of hinges?
There are several types of hinges, including:
Butt Hinges: Common for doors and cabinets, with both leaves fitting into a central pin.
Continuous Hinges (Piano Hinges): Long, continuous hinge, ideal for doors or lids that span the full length of a panel.
Concealed Hinges: Hidden when the door is closed, providing a clean, modern look.
Pivot Hinges: Used for doors that swing in both directions, often seen on glass doors or heavy-duty applications.
Strap Hinges: Often used for gates or rustic doors, with extended leaves for added strength.
Heavy-Duty Hinges: Designed for large, heavy doors or gates that require additional support.

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