Heavy-Duty Industrial Butt Hinge MH200-3001
High Static Load Capacity / 180° Opening Angle / Zinc Alloy & Stainless Steel Options / Two Mounting Options / Multiple Sizes & Specifications / Durable Industrial Construction
Ideal for industrial cabinets, electrical enclosures, machinery access doors, automation equipment, generators,and vehicle & fleet toolboxes.
The Heavy-Duty Industrial Butt Hinge is designed for industrial cabinets, machinery enclosures, and equipment access doors requiring reliable load support and smooth operation.
Constructed from a zinc alloy body with a steel pin, the hinge offers a durable structure and a maximum opening angle of 180°, providing convenient access for inspection and maintenance.
The series is available in two mounting configurations: MH200-3001-A with a screw-embedded design and MH200-3001 with countersunk mounting holes. Both versions provide flexible installation options to accommodate different cabinet and door designs.
With a maximum static radial load of 1500 N and axial load of 1800 N, it is suitable for demanding industrial enclosure applications.
Black powder coated zinc alloy hinge,and white zinc plated steel pins or Stainless Steel 304
Maximum Static Radial Load 1500 N（MH200-3001-2)
Maximum Static Axial Load 1800 N （MH200-3001-2)
• High/low voltage distribution boards, switchgear, power distribution boxes, and control panels.
• Telecom server racks, data center enclosures, and network cabinets.
• CNC machinery, robotic cells, and factory automation equipment enclosures.
• Outdoor telecom base stations and smart city infrastructure kiosks.
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These FAQs explain how to choose industrial hinges based on panel dimensions, weight, opening angle, mounting, load direction, operating environment, and service life, including torque hinges for positioning.
Consider the door or panel dimensions, weight, opening angle, mounting method, required service life, and operating environment. Load direction and installation position should also be confirmed before selecting a hinge.
A torque or positioning hinge is suitable when a lid, display, or access panel needs to remain at a selected angle without an additional stay. The required torque should be matched to the panel weight and geometry.