What is the structure of the hinge

What is the structure of the hinge

1. Hinges can generally be divided into three main structures: hinge head (iron head), body, and base.

(1) Ontology: Mainly related to the number of doors covered.

(2) Base: The main function is to fix and lock the door panel onto the cabinet.

(3) Iron head: The main function of the iron head is to fix the door panel.

2. Other accessories of the hinge include: connecting pieces, spring pieces, U-shaped nails, rivets, springs, adjustment screws, and base screws.

(1) Spring: is responsible for the tensile strength (2.3kg-2.8kg) of the door panel when closing.

(2) Adjustment screw: used to adjust the function of the cover door, combined with the hinge and base for auxiliary use.

(3) Base screw: used in conjunction with hinge and base.

(4) Connecting piece: The key to bearing the weight of the door panel.

(5) Spring piece: It assists in enhancing the load capacity of the connecting piece and produces a door opening and closing effect when paired with a spring.

(6) U-shaped nails and rivets: They are used to combine iron heads, connecting pieces, elastic pieces, and the body.