Pivot hinge No name ZAW TOC 12* — 12 x 60 mm pivot/door hinge

Pivot hinge No name ZAW TOC 12* — 12 x 60 mm pivot/door hinge is a machined pivot-style hinge designed for compact axial rotation in door and panel installations. With a slim profile and precise machining, this hinge is intended for light to medium-duty applications where controlled rotational movement and alignment are required. The component is supplied for fitting into cabinets, small doors, access panels or other joinery that requires a discrete pivot point rather than a full-length butt hinge.

Advantages

The pivot hinge offers compact dimensions and a low visual profile while maintaining reliable rotational motion. Its machined construction provides consistent alignment and smooth operation under typical load ranges for small doors and panels. The hinge is suitable for installations where space is limited and a concealed or minimal pivot is preferred. It is sold as a hardware component for integration into finished joinery or repair projects.

Suitable for

• Small cabinet doors and cupboard access panels
• Light interior doors where a compact pivot is required
• Furniture repair and custom joinery projects
• Access hatches and inspection panels in equipment enclosures

Key specifications

• Hinge type: pivot-style hinge for axial rotation
• Overall dimensions: 12 x 60 mm
• Material: machined metal construction (metal type depends on supplier finish)
• Load category: light to medium-duty usage
• Application: door or panel mounting where compact pivoting is required

How to use

Prepare the mounting surfaces by ensuring they are square and capable of accepting the hinge body; mark and machine or drill mounting recesses or holes according to the hinge dimensions. Insert and secure the hinge into the door and frame or panel using appropriate fasteners for the substrate. Check alignment and clearance during fitting to ensure smooth rotation and correct closing position. Adjust mounting depth or fastener positions if necessary to achieve the desired door swing and alignment.

Usage recommendations

Use fasteners and mounting methods appropriate to the door and frame materials, and avoid overloading beyond light to medium-duty limits. Regularly inspect pivot points for wear and maintain a light lubrication if required by the operating environment. For heavy or safety-critical doors select a hinge rated for higher loads.