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Stanley RD2068R 4 x 4 4 Single Acting, Full Mortise, Standard Weight Spring Hinge - 4" x 4", 5/8" Radius Corners, Satin Brass

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Stanley RD2068R 4 x 4 4 Single Acting, Full Mortise, Standard Weight Spring Hinge - 4" x 4", 5/8" Radius Corners, Satin Brass
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Stanley RD2068R 4 x 4 4 Single Acting, Full Mortise, Standard Weight Spring Hinge - 4" x 4", 5/8" Radius Corners, Satin Brass

  • Full Mortise Spring Hinge
  • 5/8" Radius Corners
  • Size Open: 4" x 4"
  • Gauge of Metal: .099
  • Base Material: Steel
  • Finish:
  • 4" (102mm) size – approved for door up to 3' x 7' (914 x 2134mm)
  • Use for labeled fire doors, stairwell doors, motel and hotel guest room doors, apartment unit entrance doors
  • Automatically closes doors – an alternative to overhead mounted door closers
  • Flat Head Screws (per Piece):
    • Machine: 8-12-24 x 1/2 with #9 head
    • Wood: 8-9 x 1
  • Patented ratchet adjustment eliminates need for adjustment locking pin
  • Conforms to ANSI/BHMA standard A156.17, Grade 1
  • Meets NFPA80 standard for 3 hour fire doors (NFPA-80 stipulates minimum of 2 spring hinges shall be used on labeled doors)
  • Limited lifetime warranty for the life of the building
  • Unit of measure: Each

Questions and Answers
Q: how do I back the tension off when the hinge is not on the door
A: A link to the installation instructions can be reviewed here:

Download File

and specifically you are looking at figure 2 which is a combination of both inserting the ranch and depressing it in a downward motion while permitting it to release in a counter-clockwise fashion assuming the tension collar is pointed towards the top of the door.

I also demonstrate the procedure in the video as seen here: Click Here

Q: Thanks for the help. It appears mine has been installed for a while and I needed to employ a little convincing ?? to allow me to push down with the Allen wrench.
A: That's what we call in Chicago the "Killer Kowalski" (famous professional wrestler).
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