Hydraulic hinges and pivots

Both systems control the opening and closing movement of a glass door. The difference lies in the design of the fitting, the type of installation and the way it is integrated into the door. The choice should be based on the weight of the glass, the type of opening and the needs of the project.

Hydraulic hinges are a good option when you want a clean, functional solution with controlled closing built into the fitting itself. They are common on glass doors in offices, shops, interior spaces and projects where an external door closer is to be avoided.

The permissible thickness depends on each series and reference. Before choosing the product, check the technical sheet for the minimum and maximum glass thickness, the maximum load and the installation dimensions.

Yes, provided the hydraulic hinge or pivot is correctly sized. For doors in heavy use, it is important to check the maximum load, door width, type of opening and mounting conditions.

They are used on interior glass doors, swing doors, offices, shops, hotels, glazed partitions and professional spaces where controlled closing and a neat installation are needed.