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Grade 13 Ball Bearing Fire Door Hinges – 101 x 76mm – 30/60 Minute Rated
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Grade 13 Ball Bearing Fire Door Hinges – 101 x 76mm – 30/60 Minute Rated - Satin Stainless Steel is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Grade 13 Ball Bearing Fire Door Hinges – 101 x 76mm – 30/60 Minute ...
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Description
Description
Grade 13 Ball Bearing Fire Door Hinges – 30/60 Minute Rated
The TIMCO Grade 13 Ball Bearing Fire Door Hinges (101 x 76mm) are premium-quality, heavy-duty hinges designed for FD30 and FD60 rated fire doors. Certified to BS EN 1935 and CE marked, they are suitable for doors up to 120kg, making them ideal for high-traffic commercial and residential installations. Featuring a ball bearing design for smooth, long-lasting operation, these hinges combine maximum fire safety compliance with durability and style. Available in a range of finishes to suit any project.
Key Features & Benefits
- Fire Rated: Tested for FD30/FD60 fire doors (30/60 minutes).
- Grade 13 Certified: BS EN 1935 and CE compliant for doors up to 120kg.
- Ball Bearing Design: Ensures smooth, silent operation and reduces wear.
- Durable Build: Designed for heavy-duty, high-traffic applications.
- Available Finishes: Satin Stainless Steel, Polished Stainless Steel, Electro Brass, Matt Black.
Product & Technical Details
- Size: 101 x 76mm (4” x 3”)
- Fire Rating: 30/60 minutes (FD30/FD60)
- Classification: Grade 13 – BS EN 1935
- CE Marked: Yes
- Max Door Weight: Up to 120kg
- Material: Stainless Steel or Steel (depending on finish)
- Hinge Type: Ball Bearing Fire Door Hinge
- Pack Quantity: Supplied in pairs
- Finishes: Satin Stainless Steel, Polished Stainless Steel, Electro Brass, Matt Black
Suitable Applications
- FD30/FD60 rated fire doors
- Heavy-duty commercial doors
- Residential fire safety installations
- Public buildings and high-traffic environments
Installation Instructions
- Select Grade 13 hinges for heavy FD30/FD60 doors up to 120kg.
- Mark hinge positions and cut recesses for a flush fit.
- Pre-drill pilot holes and secure with fire-rated countersunk screws.
- Check alignment to ensure smooth operation.
- Fit intumescent hinge pads where required by certification.
Limitations & Precautions
- Must only be used on FD30/FD60 doors within rated specifications.
- Install in accordance with fire certification and building regulations.
- Use intumescent hinge pads if specified by test evidence.
The TIMCO Grade 13 Ball Bearing Fire Door Hinges (101 x 76mm) provide the highest level of strength, compliance, and performance, making them the ideal choice for fire door installations in commercial, residential, and public buildings.
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