Elevate your door hardware solutions with Deltana's premium square hinge, engineered for superior performance and lasting durability. The DSB35B4 square hinge features precision ball bearings and a sophisticated satin brass finish, making it an ideal choice for commercial and high-traffic applications where both functionality and aesthetics matter. As a trusted name in architectural hardware, Deltana crafts this hinge from high-quality solid brass, ensuring exceptional reliability and a refined appearance that enhances any door installation.
Features and Benefits of Deltana DSB35B4 Square Hinge
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Premium Construction: Manufactured from solid brass for superior strength and longevity
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Ball Bearing Technology: Ensures smooth, quiet operation and reduced wear over time
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Professional Finish: Satin brass coating provides an elegant, corrosion-resistant surface
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Versatile Design: 3-1/2" x 3-1/2" square configuration suits various commercial door applications
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Quality Assurance: Backed by Deltana's reputation for exceptional service and reliability
Deltana DSB35B4 Square Hinge Specifications
| Dimensions |
3-1/2" x 3-1/2" |
| Material |
Solid Brass |
| Finish |
Satin Brass |
| Style |
Square |
| Bearing Type |
Ball Bearing |
How Deltana DSB35B4 Square Hinge Works
This professional-grade hinge operates on a ball bearing mechanism that provides smooth, consistent movement while supporting the door's weight. The 3-1/2" square design offers optimal support and proper weight distribution, while the satin brass finish maintains its appearance even in demanding environments.
Why Choose Deltana DSB35B4 Square Hinge?
The Deltana DSB35B4 represents the pinnacle of architectural hardware excellence, combining robust construction with refined aesthetics. Its solid brass composition and ball bearing mechanism ensure long-term performance in commercial settings, while the satin brass finish offers both durability and visual appeal. As part of Deltana's comprehensive hardware selection, this hinge delivers the quality and reliability that facility managers and contractors demand for their most important installations.
