KPTR07F20-16P

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The KPTR07F20-16P (KPTR) is a composite slide hinge manufactured by the Slide-Lok International Corporation of California, USA. The KPTR is a highly specialized hinge designed to provide a multi-directional flexible movement when installed on either a slide gate or a swing gate. It features two pairs of internally mounted axial springs, which allow the hinge to absorb and retain momentum while allowing for a smooth operation of the gate.

The KPTR is mainly used in commercial and residential applications for sliding gates and swing gates. This slide hinge is ideal for gates that must move in a multi-dimensional manner, such as sliding up and down as well as twisting from side to side. This is due to the unique design of the hinge which allows it to move in any direction. Additionally, the KPTR is designed with corrosion-resistant metals and alloys that make it highly durable and resistant to any kind of weather. It also comes with self-lubricating properties which help reduce the requirement for regular maintenance.

The working principle of the KPTR hinge is relatively simple. When the gate is closed, the mechanism of the hinge allows the two facing surfaces of the hinge to be in contact with each other. As the gate is opened, the two surfaces separate, allowing the springs to begin to absorb the momentum from the momentum and to pull the gate back to its original position. The same process occurs every time the gate is opened and closed, providing for a smooth, effortless action.

Overall, the KPTR slide hinge provides an ideal solution for swinging and sliding gates that must move in a flexible, multi-dimensional fashion. It is designed to be highly resistant to corrosion and wear, as well as requiring minimal maintenance. Furthermore, the hinge offers a reliable and durable operation due to its internal springs, allowing for smooth and effortless operation of the gate regardless of the weight of the gate or the number of movements it undergoes.

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