6 Commonly Used Industrial Oven Door Hinges

DONG GUAN, China - July 12, 2023 - PRLog -- This article is dedicated to what industrial oven door hinges are. And I'm going to cover a few hinges that IHINGES makes. They are all used explicitly on industrial chamber equipment doors. For example, industrial ovens, industrial test chambers, various industrial testing equipment, etc.

What are the industrial oven door hinges?
It is a class of hinges specifically used on industrial ovens, industrial test chambers, environmental test chambers, or constant temperature and humidity test chambers. Their specific use determines the niche of these hinges. However, in this niche market, the demand for these hinges is in steel.

They are somewhat different in construction from other hinges. Generally, these hinges are larger in size and heavier in weight. This is because they have to support heavier doors. And they need to be absolutely secure in the scenario they are used. So there will be more careful in material selection and structural design.

What are the characteristics of industrial oven door hinges?
The characteristics of these hinges are roughly summarized above. The size is more significant, the structure is more special, and the load-bearing is stronger. In addition, the choice of materials, basically the use of zinc alloy material and stainless steel 304 material. I hardly ever see the use of plastic or nylon industrial oven door hinges.
In addition, these hinges are generally installed using bolts. Because the industrial oven door is usually heavy. Using bolt mounting allows for better adjustment of the door. Below I will introduce 6 models of industrial oven door hinges that we have produced and put into use.

Docked industrial oven door hinges
This hinge is symmetrical on the left and right sides. It can also be called butt hinges. However, the holes on the two sides are different, with the left side having a vertical hole and the right side having a horizontal hole. This design is mainly to make it easier to adjust the door position during installation.

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