Sugatsune HG-CV100 Cabinet Hinge Aluminum Anodized

Product Description

The SUGATSUNE HG-CV100 is an aluminum cabinet hinge designed for cabinetry and door applications in both residential and light commercial settings. Measuring 2-3/8 inches in overall width and 9/64 inches thick, this hinge features an anodized finish that provides corrosion resistance and a clean, consistent appearance. The stainless steel pin, measuring 13/64 inches in diameter, adds durability at the pivot point. With a load capacity of 28.6 pounds per hinge, the HG-CV100 is suited for moderate-duty cabinet doors where reliable swing and long service life are required. Installation is handled by cabinetmakers, millwork professionals, and general contractors.

The HG-CV100 is appropriate for cabinet door applications where an aluminum, anodized-finish hinge is specified. The door leaf height of 3.9375 inches and frame leaf height of 3-15/16 inches make it compatible with standard cabinet door thicknesses and frame configurations. Its 6-hole mounting pattern distributes load evenly across the leaf, reducing stress on the substrate. This hinge is commonly installed in kitchen, office, and commercial cabinetry where a clean finish and consistent performance are expected.

Key Features

• Aluminum construction with anodized finish for corrosion resistance and uniform appearance
• Stainless steel pin, 13/64 inches in diameter, for durability at the pivot point
• 28.6-pound load capacity per hinge for moderate-duty cabinet door applications
• 6 mounting holes across both leaves for secure, distributed fastening
• Door leaf height of 3.9375 inches and frame leaf height of 3-15/16 inches for standard cabinet fitment
• 4-knuckle design provides stable, consistent door swing

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation hinge for standard cabinet door applications requiring an aluminum, anodized-finish butt hinge with a 2-3/8-inch overall width and 6-hole mounting pattern.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by cabinetmakers or general contractors using standard woodworking tools. Ensure the cabinet door and frame are properly aligned before marking and drilling pilot holes to avoid splitting the substrate. All fasteners should be appropriate for the substrate material and fully seated before loading the hinge. Follow applicable building and millwork specifications for hinge placement and spacing on the door stile and frame.