40 x 60mm offset screw on hinge

What are Offset Screw-On Hinges?

This offset screw-on hinge is a zinc die-cast component designed for secure mounting and long-term durability in industrial enclosures, access panels, and machinery housings. With countersunk M5 holes, it provides a stable and reliable hinge solution for applications where precise alignment and a strong fit are required.

The offset design of this hinge is particularly useful in situations where there is a height difference between the door and the enclosure, ensuring that the door closes flush despite variations in surface alignment. The black powder-coated finish enhances corrosion resistance and provides a professional appearance, making it suitable for both functional and aesthetic applications.

Key Features & Benefits

• Material: Zinc die-cast for a balance of strength, corrosion resistance, and cost-effectiveness
• Finish: Black powder-coated for enhanced corrosion resistance and a professional appearance
• Mounting: Countersunk M5 holes for secure and flush mounting
• Offset Design: Compensates for height differences between the door and enclosure, ensuring a smooth closing action
• Interchangeable Mounting: Can be mounted on either the left or right, making it adaptable to different enclosure configurations
• Removable Pin & E-Clip: The stainless steel pin and e-clip allow for complete removal, enabling easy disassembly for maintenance or access

Applications & Industries

This hinge is popular for industrial enclosures, equipment access panels, and cabinet doors, particularly where design constraints prevent a fully flush installation

Industries:

• Manufacturing & Automation: Used on machinery access doors where alignment issues need to be addressed
• Electrical & Electronics Enclosures: Ensures proper fit and operation on enclosures with recessed or protruding doors
• HVAC & Industrial Equipment: Suitable for ventilation panels or service doors with height variations
• Medical & Laboratory Equipment: Applied in controlled environments where enclosure doors must compensate for height mismatches
• Logistics & Packaging Equipment: Used on transport containers and automated storage systems with misaligned panel edges

Why is the Offset Design Useful?

• Compensates for height differences between the door and enclosure, ensuring proper alignment and operation
• Prevents misalignment that could lead to improper sealing, excessive wear, or mechanical stress
• Allows flexibility in enclosure design, enabling different panel thicknesses to be accommodated without requiring additional modifications