The Deltana DSH4R43/4 Spring Hinge combines exceptional functionality with premium craftsmanship, offering a reliable self-closing solution for commercial and architectural applications. This 4" x 4" x 1/4" spring-loaded hinge features a sophisticated satin brass finish that adds both durability and aesthetic appeal. As part of Deltana's comprehensive architectural hardware line, this spring hinge exemplifies the brand's commitment to superior quality and dependable performance.
Features and Benefits of Deltana DSH4R43/4 Spring Hinge
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Premium Construction: Crafted from solid brass for maximum durability and longevity
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Professional Finish: Satin brass finish provides an elegant, corrosion-resistant surface
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Precise Dimensions: 4" x 4" x 1/4" sizing ensures compatibility with standard commercial door applications
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Quality Assurance: Manufactured to Deltana's rigorous quality standards for architectural hardware
Deltana DSH4R43/4 Spring Hinge Specifications
| Dimensions |
4" x 4" x 1/4" |
| Material |
Solid Brass |
| Finish |
Satin Brass |
| Type |
Spring Hinge |
How Deltana DSH4R43/4 Spring Hinge Works
The DSH4R43/4 spring hinge operates through an integrated spring mechanism that provides automatic door closure functionality. When installed, the hinge maintains consistent tension to ensure smooth, controlled door movement while automatically returning the door to its closed position. This makes it ideal for applications where hands-free door closure is essential.
Why Choose Deltana DSH4R43/4 Spring Hinge?
As part of America's largest selection of architectural door hardware, this Deltana spring hinge represents the perfect blend of functionality and craftsmanship. The solid brass construction and satin brass finish ensure long-lasting performance in demanding commercial environments. When you need reliable, high-quality door hardware that maintains its appearance and functionality over time, the DSH4R43/4 delivers exceptional value backed by Deltana's proven track record in architectural hardware manufacturing.
