Sugatsune America, Inc.STAINLESS STEEL TORQUE HINGE - HG-TS03HG-TS03
Description
Hinge with friction torque holds lid/door in desired position
Stainless steel material ideal for harsh environments
Free stop between 0~180 degrees
Note: Initial torque may vary - 20%~ + 40%.
At least 2 hinges necessary for 1 door
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Description
Hinge with friction torque holds lid/door in desired position
Stainless steel material ideal for harsh environments
Free stop between 0~180 degrees
Note: Initial torque may vary - 20%~ + 40%.
At least 2 hinges necessary for 1 door
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Datasheet
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HG-TS03 is a stainless steel torque hinge designed to hold a lid or door in any position between 0 and 180 degrees using friction torque. It is constructed with a 304 stainless steel body and fixing tube, a 303 stainless steel shaft, and a polyacetal base with a black finish. The hinge provides a torque of 3.6 kgf·cm (3.1 lbs·in) per piece and weighs 15.0 grams. At least two hinges are required per door. The initial torque may vary by -20% to +40%. The hinge successfully passed 20,000 open/close cycle tests.
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HG-TS03 is a stainless steel torque hinge designed to hold a lid or door in any position between 0 and 180 degrees using friction torque. It is constructed with a 304 stainless steel body and fixing tube, a 303 stainless steel shaft, and a polyacetal base with a black finish. The hinge provides a torque of 3.6 kgf·cm (3.1 lbs·in) per piece and weighs 15.0 grams. At least two hinges are required per door. The initial torque may vary by -20% to +40%. The hinge successfully passed 20,000 open/close cycle tests.
Hinge with friction torque holds lid/door in desired position
Stainless steel material ideal for harsh environments
Free stop between 0~180 degrees
Note: Initial torque may vary - 20%~ + 40%.
At least 2 hinges necessary for 1 door
Hinge with friction torque holds lid/door in desired position
Stainless steel material ideal for harsh environments