Kahe Glass Door Bottom Hinge

Description

Glass Door Hydraulics

Glass door applications, which are increasingly used in new generation architecture, increase demand for different glass door accessories. Glass door engines are among the most important materials among glass door accessories. Hydraulic motors, which are attached and concealed to the bottom of the glass doors, allow the glass doors to be closed automatically.

What are the characteristics of glass door hydraulics?

Thanks to the door hydraulic setting, reliable inlets and outlets are provided in the glass doors with the engine mechanism that does not close the doors very quickly and automatically closing.

• It is applied to tempered glass doors starting from 6 mm and with 8 mm and 10 mm and 12 mm thickness.
• It provides 90 degrees, 160 degrees and 180 degrees.
• The interior mechanism is steel and the outer surface is stainless.
• It has a mechanism to adjust both brake and speed.

When closing the doors, the door motors, which offer automatic closing to avoid loudness and slow closure, also provide protection against the danger of the finger or hand.

How to set glass door hydraulics?

Glass door hydraulics are adjusted by the lock mechanisms on the upper parts. The doors can either be fully open or set to remain semi -open. Thanks to the hydraulic press setting screw, the opening and closing speeds of the doors are adjusted. Glass door motors; Office doors, store doors, bank interior office doors, glass partition projects are often preferred.

How to install glass door hydraulics?

Glass door motors are very easy to install and operate. The motor section is fixed with screws on the floor. The lower motor hinge of the glass door is placed on the pin on the motor. Placed 6 mm, 8 mm, 10 mm or 12 mm tempered glass doors in the sizes determined from the channels of the placed engine hinges and place the upper hinge on the top of the door and the installation process is completed.