Butt hinge (točny) 26×80 mm, No name, model ZAW TOC 26

Butt hinge (točny) 26×80 mm, No name model ZAW TOC 26 is a cylindrical pivot-style hinge designed for doors, cabinets and interior joinery that require a 26 mm pin diameter and 80 mm leaf length. The hinge offers a compact pivot connection that fits typical butt-hinge applications, enabling smooth swing and alignment for lightweight interior doors and furniture doors. Its simple cylindrical construction makes it suitable for installations where a standard butt hinge profile is preferred.

Advantages

The hinge delivers reliable pivot performance with a straightforward cylindrical pin and leaf design that facilitates installation and maintenance. Its 26 mm pin diameter and 80 mm leaf length provide a stable axis of rotation for light to medium loads. The compact form factor minimizes visible hardware while maintaining functional strength, and the hinge's geometry supports consistent door alignment and reduced lateral play.

Suitable for

• Interior doors and room doors with light weight
• Cabinet doors, wardrobes and kitchen furniture doors
• Wooden frames and joinery where a butt hinge profile is required
• Repair or replacement of existing 26×80 mm butt hinges

Key specifications

• Pin diameter: 26 mm
• Leaf length: 80 mm
• Hinge type: cylindrical pivot / butt hinge style
• Typical application: interior doors, furniture doors, joinery
• Load class: suitable for light to medium interior loads

How to use

Position the hinge leaves on the door and frame so the 26 mm pin axis aligns with the intended pivot point. Mark screw positions, mortise or surface-mount the leaves as needed, and fasten using appropriate screws for the door and frame material. Ensure the hinge pin is fully seated and that the door swings freely without binding. Adjust leaf placement or fasteners if alignment corrections are required to achieve consistent gaps and smooth movement.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, use screws and fixing hardware appropriate to the door and frame materials, and check periodic tightening if the door is used frequently. Avoid exposing the hinge to prolonged outdoor moisture or corrosive environments unless additional protective finishes are applied.