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Lift Off Screw Mount Hinges are an easy lift-off function to remove flush mounted doors. The range offers a selection of material to suit application and finishing requirements . They have an hinge rotation angle of 180 degree and can be used as left or right handed. The leaf hinge design is drilled to be screwed to the frame.

These Metal Offset Lift Off Hinges have a 180-degree rotation angle and are designed to provide clearance between the door and the frame, allowing the door to be easily lifted off the hinge pin.

Consist of two leaves and one pin, which are sold separately. One leaf is attached to the door and the other to the frame by a hinge pin that may be taken out of the hinge. They have a strong construction, which ensures their longevity in severe industrial conditions.

May be easily removed by lifting the pin out of the hinge. Ideal for metal doors in enclosures, gates, and tool cabinets. Please use the same material for each pin & leaves you use together.

• Material: Zamak, Zinc Alloy, Die Cast Zinc Alloy, Stainless Steel, Steel, Zinc
• Colour: Black, Chrome

Side Hinges offer a rotational angle of 180 degrees. Types 1 and 2 are high resistance hinges for medium and heavy door panels. They also offer high security and are assembled using the special screws provided. Type 3 is a lower cost lower security alternative

Metal in-line Lift Off Hinges are side hinges easy to lift off to remove mounted doors. They have a hinge rotation angle of 180 degree and can be used as left or right hand.

These Fibre Guides, also known as optical or fibre optic guides, can accommodate many low-profile fibre reels for spooling surplus fibre onto a PCB board. It is an entirely modular, adaptable system that provides fibre optic cable management, support, and protection. The guide may be angled in all planes thanks to a unique spine.

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