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Basics of Torque Hinges Explained with Illustrations

[Understanding the Basics of Torque Hinges] "The sound of the door slamming shut is annoying." "I'm worried that the cover might fall and pinch my fingers..." Such stresses of opening and closing may be resolved by torque hinges. A torque hinge is a type of hinge that can hold doors, lids, or covers in any desired position while opening or closing. The ability to stop at any position is called the "free stop function," and it is sometimes referred to as a free stop hinge. Sugatsune Industrial introduces the basics of torque hinges, from their usage to the knowledge needed for selection, such as moment calculations. We hope this provides some hints for your door design.

An easy-to-understand introduction to the basics and selection points of torque hinges, illustrated.

A torque hinge is a hinge that allows doors, lids, or covers to stop precisely at any desired position during opening and closing. The ability to stop at any position is referred to as the "free stop function," and it is sometimes called a free stop hinge. *For more details, please contact us or download the catalog. *This information is as of July 2017. Please check the comprehensive catalog for the latest information. ■ What is Sugatsune's "Motion Design Tech"? ■ Motion Design Tech is a technology that adds further movement to the opening and closing of doors and lids. There are five types of movement: - Free stop motion that stops anywhere - Soft motion that moves slowly - Power assist motion that opens easily - Click motion that stops firmly - Unique motion that opens in various ways By selecting movements that suit your work environment, the operability of doors and lids can be improved. *For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.