165°Fixed-Foot Hydraulic Hinge

Fixed-Foot Design for Stability​
The hinge’s defining feature is its fixed mounting foot, which attaches securely to the furniture frame or equipment base with minimal movement. This rigid base eliminates lateral shifts or rotational play, ensuring the hinge maintains precise alignment between the door/panel and the frame even after repeated use. Unlike adjustable-foot hinges, which may require periodic readjustment, the fixed-foot design offers long-term stability, making it ideal for applications where consistent positioning is critical—such as built-in cabinets, utility enclosures, or heavy-duty storage units.​
Hydraulic Damping for Controlled Movement​
Equipped with a high-performance hydraulic mechanism, the hinge enables slow, soft closing of doors and panels, eliminating slamming and reducing noise. The damping system adjusts to the weight of the door, ensuring smooth motion from full open to closed, and prevents sudden impacts that could damage the door, frame, or hinge itself. This feature is particularly valuable in high-traffic areas like kitchens, offices, or healthcare facilities, where quiet, gentle operation enhances user comfort.​
Durable Construction for Heavy Use​
Crafted from robust materials such as hardened steel or corrosion-resistant alloys, the fixed-foot hydraulic hinge is built to withstand heavy loads and frequent operation. Its pivot points are reinforced with precision bearings, reducing friction and wear over time, while the fixed foot is engineered to distribute weight evenly across the mounting surface—preventing loosening or structural stress. This durability makes it suitable for supporting thick or heavy doors (e.g., solid wood, metal-clad, or glass panels).​
Easy Installation & Compatibility​
Despite its sturdy design, the hinge is designed for straightforward installation, with pre-drilled mounting holes and a compact profile that fits standard furniture dimensions. It is compatible with a range of door thicknesses and frame materials (including wood, MDF, and metal), and its fixed-foot structure simplifies alignment during setup—eliminating the need for complex adjustments.​
Applications:​
Ideal for furniture and equipment where stability and controlled movement are priorities, including:​
Built-in kitchen cabinets and pantry doors​
Utility cupboards and storage lockers​
Medical or lab equipment enclosures​
Office storage units and filing cabinets​
Heavy-duty lids for toolboxes or industrial containers