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$367.000
Brand: Stanley
Part Number: STA_641ULHTP120
Availability: Special order - ships in 5-10 business days

Description

Stanley 641 UL HT P 120 Continuous Full Mortise Hinge

Stanley Security 641 UL HT P 120 Full Mortise Continuous Hinge delivers unmatched durability and performance for commercial applications. Crafted from high-quality steel, this continuous hinge boasts a height of 120 inches, making it ideal for heavy-duty door systems. The full mortise design ensures a sleek, flush fit that not only enhances aesthetics but also maximizes strength and stability. Designed with hospital tips, this hinge minimizes the risk of injury, making it a smart choice for environments where safety is paramount. Its primed finish allows for easy painting, enabling seamless integration with any door style or décor. The pin-in-barrel bearing type enhances smooth operation, ensuring reliable functionality over time. Suited for commercial installation, the Stanley 641 is part of the Stanley Continuous Hinges series, known for its exceptional quality and performance. With a finish rating of 600/USP, it provides corrosion resistance, adding to its longevity. This hinge can be shipped via UPS, facilitating convenient delivery options. Whether you're outfitting healthcare facilities or high-traffic areas, the Stanley Security 641 UL HT P 120 Full Mortise Continuous Hinge is a dependable choice that combines security and style, making it an essential component for any robust door hardware system.

Full Mortise Continuous Hinge

Steel, Full Mortise Continuous Hinge, 120" Height, Hospital Tips, Primed for Painting

Steel Full Mortise Continuous Hinge, 10 Ft. Height, Hospital Tips, Primed for Painting


Attributes

Bearing Type: Pin in Barrel

Commercial Residential: Commercial

Finish: 600/USP

Finish Family: Primed

Hinge Type: Continuous Hinge, Full Mortise

Installation: Commercial

Series: Stanley Continuous Hinges

Subtype: Continuous Hinges

Tip Style: Hospital

Type: Hinges and Pivots

Upc Code: 8.88E+11

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