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Is it better to open the flat hinge or the mother-to-child hinge_Company News_Aosite-2

Revised "Comparing Durability and Convenience of Flat Hinges and Mother-Child Hinges"

When it comes to durability, the flatHingeIt outperforms the mother-child hinge. Despite having the same length as an ordinary hinge, the mother-child hinge consists of an inner and outer piece that overlap. This overlapping reduces the page area of the inner piece and requires the outer piece to be pulled out. From this perspective, it is clear that the durability of the mother-child hinge is not as good as that of the casement hinge, which consists of two complete pages.

Additionally, the rotation and load-bearing capacity of a hinge often rely on the middle ring. The wear resistance of this middle ring is directly associated with the closure degree of the middle shaft, which determines the load bearing of the hinge. Casement hinges generally have four middle rings, while mother-child hinges only have two. This is another reason why the durability of the mother-child hinge is inferior to that of the casement hinge.

Switching to ease of use and compatibility with doors, the mother-child hinge undeniably holds the upper hand. Its main advantage lies in its simplicity, as it doesn't require any slotting during installation compared to flat hinges. This directly reduces costs and minimizes damage to the door, enhancing its overall appearance. Moreover, certain door types like non-solid wood (composite materials) or hollow wooden doors are unable to withstand slotting at all. Slotting such doors may lead to serious quality issues such as door leaf detachment or perforation. However, the ingenious design of the mother-child hinge allows for direct installation without the need for slotting, boosting the door's integrity and significantly expanding its applicability to various types of inner doors.

In conclusion, while the mother-child hinge outshines in terms of ease of use and adaptability to different doors, the flatHingeIt prevails in durability when compared to the mother-child hinge. Understanding these differences will aid in choosing the most suitable hinge for specific requirements and ensure long-lasting door functionality.

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