Eurospec Ball Bearing Hinge - Grade 11 - Satin - Silver

Name: Eurospec Ball Bearing Hinge - Grade 11 - Satin - Silver
Brand: Eurospec
SKU: bauc5wl22h
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Grade 11 Ball Bearing Hinge (3" x 2"). CE marked and certified to BS EN 1935. Suitable for use on ...

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This guide is for anyone installing or maintaining Eurospec Ball Bearing Hinges, specifically the Grade 11 Satin 2 Pack in Silver. These hinges are ideal for doors up to 80kg per pair, offering smooth operation and durability. Note that while suitable for FD30 and FD60 fire doors, proper intumescent seals are required for fire-rated applications.

All features

Colour	Silver
Model Part Number	Hin13225/11Sss
Brand	Eurospec

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FAQs

What is the weight capacity of these hinges?

These hinges can support doors up to 80kg per pair. For optimal performance on heavier doors, use three hinges.

Are these hinges fire-rated?

Yes, they are CE marked and certified to BS EN 1935, making them suitable for FD30 and FD60 fire doors when used with intumescent seals.

What material are the hinges made from?

The hinges are made from stainless steel.

Can these hinges be used on exterior doors?

Yes, the stainless steel construction makes them suitable for exterior use.

How do I clean the hinges?

Clean the hinges with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents.

What is the finish of these hinges?

The hinges have a satin finish.

Are the hinges sold individually?

No, they are sold as a two-pack.

What is intumescent?

Intumescent is a fire-resistant material that expands when exposed to heat, sealing gaps and preventing the spread of fire. It is required for fire doors.

Troubleshooting

Door is difficult to open or close.

Check for obstructions. Ensure the hinges are properly aligned and lubricated. Tighten screws if loose.

Door is sagging.

Ensure the hinges are securely attached. Consider using three hinges instead of two for heavier doors. Check the door and frame for any structural issues.

Hinges are squeaking.

Lubricate the hinges with a suitable lubricant. Tighten screws if loose.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Durable stainless steel construction.
Smooth and quiet operation due to ball bearing design.
Suitable for heavy doors (up to 80kg per pair).
Fire-rated for FD30 and FD60 doors.
Aesthetically pleasing satin finish.

Cons

Requires proper intumescent seals for fire door applications.
Three hinges are recommended for doors nearing the maximum weight capacity.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Installation

Preparation: Ensure the door and frame are properly aligned and prepared for hinge installation.
Marking: Position the hinges and mark the screw hole locations.
Drilling: Drill pilot holes for the screws.
Attachment: Secure the hinges to the door and frame using appropriate screws.
Alignment: Check the door's alignment and adjust the hinges as needed.

Compatibility

Compatible with doors up to 80kg per pair (3 hinges recommended for optimal performance).
Suitable for both left and right-hand doors.
Fire-rated for FD30 and FD60 fire doors when used with intumescent seals.