Hinge Spindle

 

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Hinge Spindle

Forged Hinge Spindles

These heavy-duty hinge spindles (hinge pivot shafts) are precision forged, high-load rotational components designed for critical structural hinge joint systems.


Core Design & Structure

  • Custom machined clevis/slotted ends at both sides, for rigid pinned/bolted connection to mating hinge components

  • Solid, one-piece forged main shank with gradual diameter transitions for optimal stress dispersion

  • Fine machined smooth surface, guaranteed high concentricity and running accuracy

  • Engineered to withstand combined shear force, bending moment, torsional load and repeated impact shock。


Common Specifications & Materials

Material GradeStandardApplication Scenario
42CrMo / AISI 4140EN 10083 / ASTM A322Universal heavy-duty industrial use
34CrNiMo6DIN 1.6582Extreme heavy load, low-temperature impact resistance
45# / AISI 1045GB / SAEGeneral purpose moderate-load hinges

Typical Industrial Applications

  • Marine hatch & ship structural heavy hinges

  • Large industrial bulk doors, gates and movable steel structures

  • Construction machinery & mining equipment pivot joints

  • Offshore engineering, heavy trailer & container hinge assemblies

  • Engineering mechanical articulated connection systems


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Timothy Holding Forging Industry

Phone：+86-13758897904
E-Mail：sales@forging-shafts.com

               timothyforging@163.com

Website：http://www.forging-shafts.com

Add：No.68 Wanquan road,Shanquan Village ,Zhouzhuang Town

,Jiangyin City ,Jiangsu Province ,China

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