Shock pivot hinge
AssigneeMcKinney Manufacturing Company
InventorJoseph W. Gwozdz
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Abstract
A shock pivot hinge for the upper corner of a door at its hinge side includes an upper jamb leaf and a door leaf below it having an inner side for engaging the face of the door and also having an end portion provided with a vertical opening. The jamb leaf is provided with an opening directly above the door leaf opening, and a block is mounted in each opening with a pivot pin extending vertically from one of the blocks toward the other block which has a vertical passage therein receiving the pin. The pin is offset in the same direction relative to the centers of both blocks in a vertical plane perpendicular to the inner side of the door leaf, and the blocks are adapted to be turned 180.degree. in the leaf openings to locate the pin a different distance from the inner side of the door leaf.
Claims8
The combination with a door supported in a door frame by conventional hinges having hinge pins spaced a predetermined distance from the door, and a stop limiting the distance the door can be opened, of a shock pivot hinge comprising an upper jamb leaf mounted on the door frame above said hinge pins, a door leaf mounted on the door between the jamb leaf and said conventional hinges, an end portion of said door leaf extending outwardly over said hinge pins and provided with a vertical opening above them, the jamb leaf being provided with an opening therein directly above said first-mentioned opening, blocks mounted in said openings, and a shock pivot pin extending vertically from one of said blocks toward the other block in axial alignment with the underlying hinge pins, said shock pivot pin being offset in the same direction relative to the centers of both blocks in a vertical plane perpendicular to the closed door, and said blocks being turnable 180.degree. in said leaf openings to locate said shock pivot pin in axial alignment with underlying hinge pins spaced from the door a different predetermined distance than said first-mentioned predetermined distance.
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