Omnia Door Hinges - 4x22 x 4x22 Ball BEARING - Solid Brass Hinge with Steeple Finials in Polished and Lacquered Brass - 985BB/4-0

Description

The pin can be easily removed by unthreading each finial and tapping the pin upwards. Designed for installation on doors of medium weight with average frequency of usage, these solid brass hinges are suitable in light commercial and residential applications. The 985BB features two permanently lubricated, non-detachable, hardened chrome alloy ball bearings that increase load capacity and hinge life. They may be used on wood or hollow metal doors and corresponding frames. The stainless steel, rust-proof pin is knurled at the top to prevent rising, yet is "free-floating" within the barrel of the hinge. The pin can be easily removed by unthreading each finial and tapping the pin upwards. They conform to ANSI (American National Standards Institute) A2112 Specifications for performance, screw hole and cutout locations. Note: Doors equipped with closers should always have ball bearing hinges. Note: Doors equipped with closers should always have ball bearing hinges. They may be used on wood or hollow metal doors and corresponding frames. The stainless steel, rust-proof pin is knurled at the top to prevent rising, yet is "free-floating" within the barrel of the hinge. They conform to ANSI (American National Standards Institute) A2112 Specifications for performance, screw hole and cutout locations. The 985BB features two permanently lubricated, non-detachable, hardened chrome alloy ball bearings that increase load capacity and hinge life.

Key Features

• They may be used on wood or hollow metal doors and corresponding frames.
• Designed for installation on doors of medium weight with average frequency of usage, these solid brass hinges are suitable in light commercial and residential applications.
• The 985BB features two permanently lubricated, non-detachable, hardened chrome alloy ball bearings that increase load capacity and hinge life.
• Note: Doors equipped with closers should always have ball bearing hinges.
• The stainless steel, rust-proof pin is knurled at the top to prevent rising, yet is "free-floating" within the barrel of the hinge.
• The pin can be easily removed by unthreading each finial and tapping the pin upwards.