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Hinge

3613HG81 VA

Technical Data

	Assembly	Screw
	Opening angle	270°
	Door overlay	7 mm
	Gap	6 mm
	3D-Adjustment	+1/-2 mm +-2 mm +-1 mm
	Standard	ANSI Grade 1 / EN 15570 Level 3
	Door thickness	8–12 mm
	Knuckle thickness	5 mm
	Material	Stainless steel (316)
	Packaging unit	20 pieces

Hinge arm also available made of Zinc die-cast (Art-No. 3613HG81 N)
Stainless steel self-tapping screws, 3.3 mm drill bit, plastic spacers and screw set for glass thicknesses of 5–8 mm included

3410 3415 3430

Spacers for carcasses under 19 mm, plastic, transparent

Item number	3410	3415	3430
Thickness	1,0 mm	1,5 mm	3,0 mm
Packaging unit	50 pieces each

	Item number	3410
	Thickness	1,0 mm
	Packaging unit	jeweils 50 pieces

	Item number	3415
	Thickness	1,5 mm
	Packaging unit	jeweils 50 pieces

	Item number	3430
	Thickness	3,0 mm
	Packaging unit	jeweils 50 pieces

Downloads

Hinges
	Mounting instruction flat hinge HG stainless steel

The right hinge for every door

Choose and install the ideal hinge for every type of institutional furniture.

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Why do I need ANSI Grade 1 single-axis hinges? School children, students and the staff working in hospitals and restaurants often don’t treat furniture very carefully. Not only do the doors and cupboards get opened and closed more often. They also have to withstand greater loads, like when someone leans against or rests their weight on them.

The American Nation Standards Institute (ANSI) ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 certification is intended for just such routinely stressed hinges and other materials. It’s the most stringent standard in the world. In many states in the US, hinges have to be classified as Grade 1 by the Woodworking Institute (WI) before they can be installed in furniture for public buildings. This ultimate standard is meanwhile being used outside the United States as well to assure the long-term safety and durability of institutional furniture.

Durability test	(internationally the hardest standard)	EN 15570 Level 3	EN 15570 Level 2
Door weight	18 kg	7 kg	7 kg
Number of cycles	100.000	80.000	40.000
Door sag	0,76 mm	3,0 mm	3,0 mm
Security test
Additional weight	+72 kg	+30 kg	+20 kg
Door sag	0,76 mm	No door drop	No door drop

When you choose hinges of the highest ANSI Grade 1 standard, you also meet EN level requirements.