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What are the material differences in stainless steel hinges?


A

Common materials include 201, 304, and 316 stainless steel. Type 304 offers good corrosion resistance for indoor and outdoor use, while 316 is ideal for coastal or high-humidity environments.

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Why do stainless steel hinges rust?


A

Rust usually occurs due to moisture or contact with acidic or alkaline substances. Regular cleaning and keeping the surface dry can prevent it.

 

Q

How do I choose the right hinge size?


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Select based on the door’s height, thickness, and weight. Heavier or thicker doors require stronger hinges.

 

Q

Does the installation direction matter?


A

Yes. Hinges should be installed vertically with aligned pin axes to ensure smooth door operation.

Q

What should I do if the hinge makes noise?


A

Apply lubricant or check for uneven installation or loose screws. Tighten if necessary.

Q

Can stainless steel hinges be used on wooden doors?


A

Yes, as long as the door structure and hinge holes match properly.

Q

How much weight can a stainless steel hinge hold?


A

Load capacity depends on hinge thickness and quantity. Three hinges can usually support 60–90 kg doors.

Q

What if the hinge becomes loose?


A

Replace with longer screws or fill the screw holes with wooden plugs before tightening again.

Q

Is regular maintenance required?


A

Yes. Clean every 3–6 months and apply a small amount of lubricant to extend service life.

Q

What’s the difference between stainless steel and iron hinges?


A

Stainless steel hinges are more rust- and moisture-resistant with a longer lifespan, though slightly more expensive.

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