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McKINNEY Hinge CatalogHinge Types

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McKINNEY offers the broadest rangeof full mortise hinges in a variety ofmetals, finishes, sizes, and weights tomeet all your load bearing and securityapplications. They include two, three,and five knuckle styles, swing clearhinges, wide throw hinges, anchorhinges, electric hinges, institutionalhinges, and pivots.

McKinney hinges conform toGovernment standards CS9-65 andSDI as well as the following standardsapproved by the Builders hardwareManufacturers / American NationalStandards Institute:ANSI/BHMA Standard 156.1 - TheAmerican National Standard for Buttsand Hinges

Available in a choice of metals, gauges,and sizes for a wide range of doorthicknesses. You may specify plainbearing, standard weight bearing, orheavy weight bearing models. Regularand swing clear applications. Twoknuckle, three knuckle, as well as fiveknuckle styles are available.

Choose from regular and swing clearmodels for heavy weight bearing orstandard weight bearing applications ina choice of metals, gauges, and sizes.Two knuckle, three knuckle, and fiveknuckle styles are available.

Heavy weight bearing, standard weightbearing, and plain bearing hinges in arange of metals, gauges, and sizes.Regular and swing clear applications.Two knuckle, three knuckle, and fiveknuckle styles

A full range of spring hinges areavailable for all types of door sizes,weights, and applications. Included arefull mortise single acting hinges, singleacting reverse spring hinges, full mortisedouble acting hinges, and half surfacedouble acting hinges, plus our heavy dutyspring butt hinge that permits doors toopen 90˚ in either direction. In addition,McKINNEY produces a variety of hingesfor special applications including anchorhinges, wide throw hinges, swing clearhinges, and pocket hinges.

McKINNEY self-aligning continuoushinges extend the full height of thedoor. These hinges bond the door andframe into an integrated unit andpresent a streamlined, no-gap surface,affording privacy, safety, andoutstanding performance. The highload capacity of these hinges makesthem ideal for use in high-frequencyareas where hinges are subject to abuse.The hinge design affords resistance tovandalism. McKINNEY continuousgeared hinges are warranted for the lifeof the building. UL listed in both theUSA and Canada up to 3 hour (Alabel) application. These hinges areavailable in aluminum, stainless andsteel.

McKINNEY produces an assortment ofelectrical security hinges for a widevariety of control functions. Includedare full mortise bearing hinges witheither concealed circuitry or concealedswitch. In addition, a unique, field-replaceable magnet monitoring hinge,featuring a magnetic reed concealedswitch, is available. McKINNEY alsoproduces full mortise institutionalhinges for maximum security installations,and our full mortise single acting springhinge is available with a TamperResistant Screw (TRS Option) whichis screwed into the tension ratchet afterproper tension has been set.

McKINNEY provides a standard dutycenter hung jamb mount pivot set.

Additionally, we provide emergency door stops, strikes, and stainless steeledge guards.

The most up to date Templatesare available on our website @www.mckinneyhinge.com

McKINNEY offers the broadest rangeof full mortise hinges in a variety ofmetals, finishes, sizes, and weights tomeet all your load bearing and securityapplications. They include two, three,and five knuckle styles, swing clearhinges, wide throw hinges, anchorhinges, electric hinges, institutionalhinges, and pivots.

Full Mortise Hinges Half Mortise Hinges Continuous Hinges

Half Surface Hinges

Spring and Specialty HingesSecurity Hinges Misc.

Full Surface Hinges

ANSI/BHMA Standard 156.7 - TheAmerican National Standard forTemplate Hinge DimensionsANSI/BHMA Standard 156.17 - TheAmerican National Standard for Self-Closing Hinges & PivotsANSI/BHMA Standard 156.18 - TheAmerican National Standard forMaterial and Finishes

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This is the designation for non-bearing hinges. Knuckles aremachined with bearing-like surfaces to move against one another. These arenot recommended for high frequencydoors or doors with closing devices.These hinges are not approved for usein labeled openings. An anti-frictioncomponent is provided on allMcKINNEY three knuckle and Moderne (two knuckle) plainbearing hinges.

Ball bearings are available on all fiveknuckle bearing hinges.

These are furnished only uponwritten request to the factory statingthat all bearings are to be ball bearings.Standard on institutional hinges, andall hinges over 6".

One piece, non-ferrous, and self-lubricating bearings ensure evenlonger-lasting wear and resistance toclogging, corrosion, and hinge failure.This feature is standard and supplied onall five knuckle bearing hinges.

Concealed, anti-friction type bearingsare available on all five knucklebearing hinges, which provide long-lasting wear and consistency of hingebarrel design.

Note: All three and two knuckle bearing hingesare provided with concealed, anti-friction typebearings (designated TA).

Standard gauge McKINNEY threeknuckle and five knuckle bearinghinges (.123 - .160) are supplied with two bearings. These hinges areintended for use on doors subjected to average traffic in residential andlight commercial construction. Four bearings can be specified(T4A2714/T4A2314) on some five knuckle hinges.

Heavy gauge McKINNEY hinges(.180 - .203) are regularly furnishedwith four bearings. 8" five knucklehinges supplied with six bearings.These hinges are intended for use onheavy doors and high frequency doorsfor all types of construction.

Note: One bearing carries the vertical load ontwo bearing hinges. On four bearing hinges,two bearings carry the load.

Door weight, height, width,thickness and frequency of operationare all factors in determining theproper hinge. Four bearing hingesshould be specified whenever there is any question.

McKINNEY steel or stainless steelbased Bearing Hinges are approved foruse on Labeled Applications basedupon Table 1 Reference NFPA-80Table 2-8.1.1 1995 Builders hardware.See catalog page 17 for additionalinformation.

Plain Bearing

Ball Bearing (TB)Oil Impregnated Bearing (TA)

Number of Bearings (Five Knuckle Only)

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This model offers the most security in a standard hinge. The bearing hingeshave a concealed stainless steel oil-impregnated bearing. Also, an anti-friction bushing in the door leafprovides additional protection againstvertical and lateral wear.

• Plain bearing hinges have an anti-friction component insertedbetween the two knuckles

• The Moderne two knuckle hinge isavailable in stainless steel

• Standard and heavy weight • Pins in all bearing hinges are

stainless steel• Pins in plain bearing hinges are steel

Stainless steel pins are available.• Standard hinges are packed with all

machine by half wood screws• By design, pins are non-rising,

non-removable and tamper protectedby a flush, non-removable cap at theend of the barrel. A door can not beremoved when in the closed position,thus affording maximum security.Intermediate hinges can be orderedopposite hand and installed upsidedown, to inhibit removal of the door inan open position

• Available non-removable door (NRD)hinges have a dowel in the barrel. OneNRD hinge can be ordered per set

• Two knuckle hinges are handed• Template hinges are made to conform

to U.S. Government standards*

Bearing hinges have concealed verticaland lateral thrust twin anti-frictiontype bearings at both joints.

• Plain bearing hinges have an anti-friction T bushing at both joints

• Pin stems in all non-ferrous bearinghinges are stainless steel

• Pins in all ferrous hinges are steel• Pins in all hinges are non-rising type • Standard hinges are packed with all

machine by half wood screws• Hinges are reversible for right or left

hand except anchor hinges and certainelectric hinges

• Template hinges are made to conformto U.S. Government standards*

Bearing hinges are furnished witheither an oil-impregnated bearing(TA*) or ball bearing (TB). (TA isstandard unless TB is specified.)Concealed bearings (TCA) areavailable.

• Pin stems in all non-ferrous bearinghinges are stainless steel

• Pins in all ferrous hinges are steel• Pins in all hinges are non-rising type• Pin caps are made of the same material

as the hinge • Template hinges are made to conform

to U.S. Government standards** Refer to our website atwww.mckinneyhinge.com for additionalinformation regarding McKinney bearings.

Three Knuckle Five KnuckleModerne Two Knuckle

A stud attached to the face of one leafrotates into a cavity in the opposite leafwhen the door is closed. This optioninterlocks the two leaves together,preventing the removal of the dooreven if the pin is removed.

SSF - Safety Stud Feature

*Template hinges are made in sizes, gauges,and with screw holes located to conform toANSI/BHMA A156.7 and U.S.Government standards CS9-65 and SDI.Templates are available on request.

NOTE: Dimensions and weights indicated throughoutthis catalog are in US/SI units; metricequivalents in millimeters and kilograms areshown in parenthesis.

A 7/16" diameter stud projects from theback of each leaf which slips into ahole in the hinge reinforcing plates inboth the door and the frame. Thisprevents the hinge from being removedeven if the screws have been shearedoff. This option is available on theHTA786 steel and HTA386 stainlessprison hinge only.

PSF - Prison Safety Feature

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Hospital tips which feature a one-piecenon-removable pin with tapered tips.To order this option prefix our hingenumber by “H”. The hospital tipfeature by design makes the pinvirtually non-removable.

Hospital Tips

Button Tips and plugs are standard onMcKINNEY five knuckle hinges andcan be furnished on three knucklehinges as an option. These tips can bespecified on three knuckle hinges byadding the suffix “E.T.” (exposed tip).

Flush pins and plugs are furnished onour two and three knuckle hinges.

Ball Tips, made of solid brass, areavailable on three and five knucklehinges for a more decorative hingeappearance. To order this option addthe suffix “BT” to the hinge number.

Ball Tips

Standard Tips

Steeple Tips, made of solid brass, areavailable on three and five knucklehinges for a more decorative hingeappearance. To order this hinge option,add the suffix “ST” to the hingenumber.

Steeple Tips

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Non-Removable Pins

A set screw is driven into the barrel ofthe hinge that is inaccessible when thedoor is in the closed position. To order,add the suffix “NRP” to the hingenumber.

NRP

Two knuckle hinges are available witha non-removable pin which features adowel which is force fitted into thejamb leaf. When the door is hung, thepin is completely concealed andimpossible to remove. One doweledhinge is usually furnished per set ofthree. To order, add the suffix “NRD”to the hinge number.

NRD

Plain Bearing pins are furnished in steeland can be ordered with stainless steelpins as an option. To order this option,add the suffix “SSP” to the hingenumber. Pins on bearing hinges arefurnished in stainless steel.

Two Knuckle

Pin stems in all non-ferrous bearinghinges are stainless steel. Pins in allferrous hinges are steel.

Three Knuckle

Pins on all non-ferrous bearing hingesare stainless steel with the button tipsmanufactured of the same material asthe hinge leaves.

Pins on all ferrous hinges are steel.These hinges are available withoptional brass pins or stainless steelpins. To order these options, add thesuffix “BR” (brass) or “SSP” (stainless).

Five Knuckle

Pins, by design, are non-rising, non-removable and tamper protected by a flush,non-removable cap at the end of the barrel.

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This section will seek to addressdifferent variations of door, frame and wall conditions which you mightencounter in hanging the door and the product solutions offered byMcKINNEY.

Included are some of the morecommon conditions and some of thenot-so-common conditions. The focushere will be on the type of hinge to usewithin a given door/frame/wallcondition. The following examples are

not intended to cover every possiblesituation in which a particular typehinge might be used, but only arepresentative sampling. Consult thefactory for any unusual installationrequirements not shown here.

The most common application is aflush door/frame/wall condition using ahollow metal frame with a standardhollow metal or wood door which isflush or 1⁄16" inset from the face of theframe, with a wall which is either flush(or inset from the face of the frame.Recommended to hang door for 180˚swing: Full Mortise Hinge. The samehinge could be used with a wood oraluminum frame provided thedoor/frame/wall conditions are flush.

Note: A fire labeled wood door requiressufficient hinge reinforcement to use this type hinge.

Full Mortise Hinge

Furnished as 1⁄4" radius unless specifiedotherwise. 5⁄32" may be specified on fullmortise hinges 41⁄2" or larger. Specifyoption “RC”.

Round Corner Option

MCK TA2714

MCK RCT2714

APPLICATION

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A hollow metal or wood door withchannel iron frame. Recommended tohang door for 180˚ swing: Half Mortise Hinge.

Half Mortise Hinge

MCK TA2771APPLICATION



A fire labeled wood door (withoutsufficient hinge reinforcement) or akalamein (metal-clad wood door) withchannel iron frame. Recommended tohang door for 180˚ swing: Full Surface Hinge. On fire labeledwood doors, the door leaf is hung usinga back plate with grommet nuts andbolts. Another popular application forthis type hinge is a tubular steel gatehung on a channel iron frame.

A fire labeled wood door (withoutsufficient hinge reinforcement) or akalamein (metal-clad wood door) withhollow metal frame. Recommended tohang door for 180˚ swing: Half SurfaceHinge. On fire labeled wood doors, thedoor leaf is hung using a back platewith grommet nuts and bolts.

Full Surface Hinge

Half Surface Hinge

Less common flush door/frame/wall conditions requiring different typehinges would include:

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On high frequency and/or heavy woodor metal doors, additional anchoring ofthe hinges into the door and jamb maybe necessary. This is a commonapplication in schools, hospitals or anyother buildings where heavy traffic andunusual strain on the doors, jamb andhinges is experienced. Recommendedto hang door for 180˚ swing: FullMortise Anchor Hinge. Sold in sets ofone full mortise anchor hinge and twoheavy weight full mortise hinges.

Some door/frame/wall and even ceilingconditions make door closersimpractical. An alternative closingdevice is the Spring Hinge. Generally,at least two hinges on a door must bespring hinges to provide adequateclosing force. Note: NFPA requires aminimum of two (2) spring hinges onfire labeled doors. With adjustablespring tension on the hinge, theclosing speed of the door is determinedby the amount of closing force set onthe hinge. Spring hinges may not besuitable for applications requiring aclosing device with non-critical closingand latching speed adjustments. Withrespect to meeting ADA requirementsfor closing devices, carpeting and/orgasketing can interfere with latching.McKINNEY offers both Full Mortiseand Half Surface Spring Hinges.

McKinney now offers a ReverseAction,1502R, ( by special request)which allows the door to remain in theopen position. In addition, for highsecurity applications, we offer the TRSoption. This Tamper Resistant Screw isscrewed into the tension ratchet afterthe proper tension has been set.

Spring Hinge MCK 1572 (HALF SURFACE TYPE)MCK 1502 (FULL MORTISE TYPE)

Variations of the basic hinge types may be needed to accommodatespecial situations in flush door/frame/wall conditions:Note: General aforementioned guidelines regarding selection of basic hinge types with respect to door and frame types including fire labeled and applicable to any variations of those hinge types listed hereafter. Variations may not be listed or available in all basic hinge types. Consult the factory for availability.

Anchor Hinge MCK TA792APPLICATION

Note: Anchor hinges are handed and sold foreither square edge doors on hinge side orbeveled (1⁄8" in 2") edge doors on hinge side.Hand and bevel (McKINNEY uses a “5” infront of the item number to indicate 1⁄8" in 2"bevel. Example: TA5792) should be specified.

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A condition which is common inbarrier free openings, and especially inhospitals, is how to remove the dooredge from the opening at 90˚ of swingwith flush door/wall/ frame conditions.Recommended to hang door withswing to 180˚: Full Mortise SwingClear Hinge. The solution offered bythis hinge is the offset of the hingebarrel to a location along the face ofthe hinge jamb, thereby removing thedoor edge and the barrel of the hinge asobstacles in the opening at 90˚ or moreof swing. If the door is beveled on thehinge side, specify the appropriatebeveled hinge and handing for yourapplication*.

* Consult individual Swing Clear catalog pagesfor beveled hinge product numbers.

Swing Clear Hinge MCK TA2895APPLICATION

Meets or exceedsANSI A117.1 - 1986Providing Accessibilityand Usability forPhysicallyHandicapped People

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Not all door/frame/wall conditions are flush and, in order to hang thedoor, other variations on the basic hinge types may be needed.

If the door is not flush with the frame,is sitting back in a deep reveal from theface of the frame with or withoutadditional obstacles created by appliedtrim on the face of the frame or adeeper reveal caused by a projectingwall, and the door is to swing 180˚, thena Full Mortise Wide Throw Hingemay be used in hanging the door.

Important in this regard is how tocalculate the proper width of a widethrow hinge (rounded to the nexthigher whole number if result is not awhole number: e.g., 6", 7", 8", etc.)

Wide Throw Hinge

1. If the door is sitting inside a deepframe reveal with no otherobstacles (i.e., projecting trim orwall), add the depth of the reveal(distance from the face of theframe to the face of the door) tothe recommended width of hingeused under flush conditions. Example: A 6" wide (wide throw)hinge would replace a 41⁄2" wideregular mortise hinge (used underflush conditions) if the depth ofthe reveal is 11⁄2".

2. If the door is to clear projectingtrim or wall and the barrel of thehinge is not obstructed, thencalculate as follows:

(a) double the size of the door

(b) subtract 1⁄2" if the door thickness is less than or equal to21⁄4" or subtract 3⁄4" if the doorthickness is greater than 21⁄4"

(c) add for the additional depthfrom the face of the obstruction tothe face of the door

(d) add for clearance between thedoor and the face of theobstruction at 180˚ of swing(generally 1" or more).

If, for instance, you have a 13⁄4"thick door:

(a) 13⁄4" door thickness x 2 = 31⁄2"

(b)less 1⁄2" equals 3"

(c) plus 3" for the additional depthfrom the face of the wall to theface of the door equals 6"

(d) plus 1" for the clearancebetween the door and the face ofthe obstruction at 180˚ of swingequals 7" overall hinge width.


How to Calculate

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An increasingly popular door, frameand wall condition in corridors iscross-corridor or double egress pairs ofdoors standing in wall pockets at 90˚ ofswing, so as to be clear of the initialopening and out of the corridoraltogether. Solution: Pocket Hinge.

As corridor doors are often firelabeled, the hardware must beapproved for use in fire labeledopenings. Solution: the McKINNEYPH-4 Pocket Hinge. U.L. approvedfor use on both hollow metal and steelcovered composite fire doors rated upto 3 hours and on wood core type firedoors rated 20 minutes.

Pocket Hinge

Recommended for use on averagefrequency double acting doors inschools, hospitals, institutions andother public buildings. Not for use onlabeled doors and frames.

Pivots

If the door is not flush with the framebut rather is sitting back in a deepreveal from the face of the frame a FullMortise Raised Barrel Hinge may beused in hanging the door. The solutionoffered by this hinge is the offset of thehinge barrel away from the hinge jamb.Bevel of door edge should be specified.

Raised Barrel Hinge

MCK PH-4APPLICATION

EP-5J

RAISED BARREL SQUARE EDGE DOOR RAISED BARREL BEVELED EDGE DOOR

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McKINNEY Aluminum ContinuousHinges consist of two anodized, full-height, bearing-geared leaves that areheld together by a full-length channelcap. This design provides properalignment and eliminates prematurewear. The geared construction andfull-length channel cap seals the gapbetween the door and frame andprovides privacy and security againstprying. This feature also provides safetyagainst pinched fingers especially inpublic areas where children are apt tomove throughout the opening. Thegear design ensures identical operationof each leaf, and even-distribution ofload stress along the full length of the

door and frame which eliminates doorsag and binding. Mortising is notnecessary, and the hinge doubles asweather stripping on the hinge side.These hinges are tested and certifiedby UL® (USA & CANADA) tostandards UL 10C and UBC7.2(positive pressure) for up to a 3-hour(A-Label) Fire Listing for all4'0"x10'0" and 8'0"x10'0" door andframe assemblies. Fire testingcertification applies to all approvedhollow metal and wood doorassemblies in dry wall or masonry wallconstruction. FirePins™ are now onlyrequired on 3-Hour (A-label)Assemblies. These hinges have been

cycle tested using a 150 lb. Door andare now certified fully functional after1.5 million cycles. The screw holelocations on these hinges are ideallysuited for use on lead lined doors (i.e.hospital X-ray rooms. Refer to theAluminum Continuous Hinge pagesection for additional information.

McKINNEY Steel or Stainless ContinuousHinges are fabricated from independentlymachined 14 gauge cold rolled steeland finished in prime coat, or 304stainless steel door leaves. The concealedTeflon-coated stainless steel pin andtwin self-lubricated nylon bearings ateach knuckle provides for properalignment and smooth operation.

These hinges are UL® (USA &CANADA) up to a 3-hour (A-label)Fire Listing for 4'0"x8'0" single doorsand 8'0"x8'0" pairs of doors. The non-handed, slim barrel design isrecommended for new constructionand retrofit installations. Refer to theSteel and Stainless Continuous Hingepage section for additional information.

Aluminum Continuous Hinges – GUARANTEED FOR THE LIFE OF THE OPENING

Steel and Stainless Steel Continuous Hinges – GUARANTEED FOR THE LIFE OF THE OPENING

FULL SURFACE CENTER PIVOT 58 SERIES

FULL MORTISE 12, 14, 25 SERIES HALF-SURFACE 54 SERIES FULL SURFACE 22 SERIES

FULL SURFACE MCK-FS302

FULL MORTISE MCK-FM300, MCK-HG305, MCK-HG315 HALF MORTISE MCK-HM304, MCK-HG306 SWING CLEAR MCK-HG311

may be used as swing clear

Note: Not all products shown. Refer to pages 113 - 122 for additional information.

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Hollow Metal Door Weights by Gauge Wood Door Weights by Door ThicknessDoor Gauge – # Per Square Foot # Per Square Foot

20 Gauge Door 4 Door Thickness 1-3/8" 1-3/4"

18 Gauge Door 5 Particle/Mineral Core 4.75 5.25

16 Gauge Door 6 Stave Core Wood 3.75 4.25

14 Gauge Door 7 Hollow Core Wood 1.3 1.5

Door, Frame Wall Conditions Frame Type Door Type Hinge Type

Variation of Basic Hinge Type

Shown Below (See Note 2)

McKINNEY Example

(See Note 3)

Flush* Wood or Metal Wood or Metal Full Mortise (not applicable) TA2714

Flush* Channel Iron Wood or Metal Half Mortise (not applicable) TA2774

Flush* Channel Iron Kalamein or Fire Labeled Wood Door (see Note 1)

Full Surface (not applicable) TA2771

Flush* Metal Kalamein or Fire Labeled Wood Door (see Note 1)

Half Surface (not applicable) TA2772

Flush* MetalHeavy and/or High Frequency

Wood or MetalAnchor Full Mortise TA792

Flush* Wood or Metal Wood or Metal Requiring Alternative Closing Device

Spring Full Mortise Half Surface

1502, 1572

Flush* Wood or Metal Wood or Metal Required to Clear Opening at 90˚ of Swing

Swing Clear Full Mortise TA2895

Deep Frame Reveal Wood or Metal Wood or Metal with Maximum Swing of 90˚ to 110˚

Raised Barrel Full Mortise RBTA2714

Deep Frame Reveal with or without Trim on the Face of the Frame or a Projecting Wall

Wood or MetalWood or Metal with swing to 180˚ Wide Throw Full Mortise TA2798

Wall Pocket at 90˚ of swing

Metal Wood or Metal Pocket Hinge (not applicable) PH-4

The following wood and metal doorweights are provided as a convenienceto catalog users. They are approximateand will vary slightly among doormanufacturers. The weight of the doorhardware should be added to theweights listed below. For any thicknessnot shown, the individualmanufacturer’s catalog should beconsulted.

Door Weights (Based upon 3'0"x7'0" Door Size(Weights do not include hardware)

Quick Reference Chart

* Includes door and frame conditions of up to 1⁄8" inset

Notes:

(1) Fire labeled wood door without sufficient hinge reinforcement. Door leaf is hung using back plate with grommet nuts and bolts.

(2) The four basic hinge types are full mortise, half mortise, full surface and half surface. Variations (i.e. anchor, swing clear, raised barrel, wide throw) are available in the basic types shown above but may not be available in all basic hinge types. Consult individual catalog pages for availability.

(3) Consult individual catalog pages for available sizes, weights, materials, versions, bearings and finishes. Hinges for doors beveled (1⁄8" in 2") on hinge side use 5000 series for 3K hinges (e.g. TA5792); use 4000 series for 5K hinges (e.g., TA4895).

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Knowing the door thickness and trimprojection, use the following formulafor determining minimum hinge widthof all full mortise hinges:

(1) Door thickness(2) Backset(3) Required Clearance(4) Inset

Door thickness minus the backsetmultiplied by 2, plus the requiredclearance, plus the inset (if applicable)will equal the proper hinge width.

D = Door Thickness T = Trim Depth W = Hinge Width

Clearance

"T"

"W"

"D"

For doors up to 21/2" thick: W=(2 x D) + T For doors 21/2" to 3" thick: W=(2 x D)+(2 x T)+ 1/4"

Door Heightin Inches (MM)

# of HingesPer Door

Up to 60 (1524) 2

60 to 90 (1524 to 2286) 3

90 to 120 (2286 to 3048) 4

Recommended Number of Hingesper Door 3'0" Wide (Wood or Metal)

Expected Frequency of Door OperationHow to Determine the Proper Hinge Width

One Cycle = one complete opening and closing

Expected FrequencyInstallation Type Daily Yearly

COMMERCIAL

Commercial Store Entrance 5,000 1,5000,000Office Building Entrance 4,000 1,200,000Theatre Entrance 1,000 450,000School Entrance 1,250 225,000School Restroom Door 1,250 225,000Store or Bank Entrance 500 150,000Office Building Restroom Door 400 118,000School Corridor Door 80 15,000Office Building Corridor Door 75 22,000Store Restroom Door 60 18,000

RESIDENTIAL

Entrance 40 15,000Restroom Door 25 9,000Corridor Door 10 3,600Closet Door 6 2,200

Note: We recommend that bearing hinges be used on allabove categories other than “Residential”.

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Door Hinge Max ClearanceThickness Width Provided

13⁄8" 31⁄2" 11⁄4"4" 13⁄4"

13⁄4" 4" 1"41⁄2" 11⁄2"

5" 2"

6" 3"

2" 41⁄2" 1"5" 11⁄2"6" 21⁄2"

21⁄4" 5" 1"6" 2"

Trim Clearance

The table above indicates the trimclearance provided by hinges of specifiedwidths on flush doors, not inset, ofstandard thickness. For doors of otherthicknesses, apply the proper formula.

The hinge widths of half mortise, halfsurface and full surface hinges arestandard, depending on the hinge length.Note that in these hinge types, theamount of clearance available isdetermined by the amount of offset andnot by the hinge width.

Recommended Size of Hinges per Door (Wood or Metal)

13⁄8 (35)

13⁄8 (35)

13⁄4 (44)

13⁄4 (44)

13⁄4 (44)

2 - 21⁄2 (51 - 64)

2 - 21⁄2 (51 - 64)

31⁄2 (89)

4 (102)

41⁄2 (114)

5 (127)

6 (152)

5 (127) HW

6 (152) HW

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* Heavy weight hinges should be used on allextra heavy doors or those exposed to highfrequency use. Consult the factory for doorswider than 3'0". Five knuckle heavy weighthinges are four bearing. The following gauges of metal may apply:

Heavy weight 4-1⁄2" (114) high = .180 gaugeHeavy weight 5" (127) high = .190 gaugeHeavy weight 6" (152) high = .203 gauge

Note: Five knuckle 8" (203) high hinges have six bearings.

Note: On hinge size the dimension shown is the hingeheight. Where full mortise or other hinges withtwo dimensions are used, the first dimensiongiven is always the height. The seconddimension is the hinge width when open.

Up to 36 (914) .123

Over 36 (914) .130

Up to 36 (914) .134

Over 36 - 48 (914 - 1219)

.134

Over 48 (1219) .160

Up to 42 (1067) .190

Over 42 (1067) .203

Door Thickness in Inches (MM)

Door Width in Inches (MM)

Hinge Height in Inches (MM)

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The top of the top hinge should be 5" from thejamb header.The bottom of the bottom hinge should be 10"from the finished floor.The center of the center hinge should beequidistant from the other two.EXCEPTION: The McKINNEY Anchor Hinge mounts at thevery top of the door.On doors over 7’6" high, fourhinges are required.

For 13⁄4" (44.5mm) or Thicker Doors3 11⁄2 1 3⁄4 1⁄2 1⁄3 4 (1.22) 10 (3.05) 41⁄2 (114.3) 0.180 (4.57) Steel, Mortise or Surface3 11⁄2 1 3⁄4 1⁄2 1⁄3 4 (1.22) 8 (2.44) 41⁄2 (114.3) 0.134 (3.40) Steel, Mortise or Surface

11⁄2 3⁄4 1⁄2 1⁄3 3’2" (0.96) 8 (2.44) 6 (152.4) 0.225 (5.72) Steel-Olive Knuckle or Paumelle3 11⁄2 3⁄4 1⁄2 1⁄3 4 (1.22) 10 (3.05) 4 (101.6) 0.225 (5.72) Steel Pivots (including top, bottom and intermediate)

11⁄2 1 3⁄4 1⁄2 1⁄3 3 (0.91) 5 (1.52) 4 (101.6) 0.130 (3.30) Steel Mortise or Surface11⁄2 1 3⁄4 1⁄2 1⁄3 2 (0.61) 3 (0.91) 3 (76.2) 0.092 (2.34) Steel, Mortise or Surface

3 11⁄2 1 3⁄4 1⁄2 1⁄3 3 (0.91) 7 (2.13) 41⁄2 (114.3) 0.134 (3.40) Steel, Mortise or Surface (labeled self closing spring type)3 11⁄2 1 3⁄4 1⁄2 1⁄3 3 (0.91) 7 (2.13) 4 (101.6) 0.105 (2.67) Steel, Mortise or Surface (labeled self closing spring type)

For 13⁄8" (34.93mm) Doors3 11⁄2 3⁄4 1⁄2 1⁄3 3 (0.91) 7 (2.13) 31⁄2 (88.9) 0.123 (3.12) Steel, Mortise or Surface3 11⁄2 1 3⁄4 1⁄2 1⁄3 2’8" (0.81) 7 (2.13) 31⁄2 (88.9) 0.105 (2.67) Steel, Mortise (spring closing)

Notes:

(1) All hinges or pivots, except spring hinges, shall beof the ball-bearing type. Hinges or pivotsemploying other antifriction bearing surfaces arepermitted if they meet the test requirements ofANSI A156.1, Standard for Butts and Hinges. Springhinges shall be labeled.

(2) 41⁄2" (114mm) high, 0.180" (4.57mm) thick hingesshall be permitted for use on wide and heavy doorsor doors that are subjected to heavy use or unusualstress.

(3) Some manufacturers can provide fire doors withhinges of lighter weight that are not of the ballbearing type where they are part of a listedassembly and meet the test requirements of ANSI

A156.1, Standard for Butts and Hinges, and havebeen tested to a minimum of 350,000 cycles.

(4) Pivot sets made up of components that are smallerand/or of a lighter gauge than shown in Table 2-8.1.1 shall be permitted to be used, provided theymeet the requirements of ANSI A156.4, DoorControls (Closers) and are in accordance with themanufacturers’ labeled service procedures.

Maximum Door Size Minimum Hinge SizeDoor Rating, Hr. Width ft. (m) Height ft. (m) Height in. (mm) Thickness in. (mm) Type Hinge

Table 1 Reference NFPA-80 Table 2-8.1.1 1995 Builders Hardware

The requirements of the Underwriters’Laboratories, Inc., for fire doorhardware are determined by door label,which in turn is established by thelocation of the opening. The followingare the classifications of Underwriter’sLaboratories, Inc.

On all public and some private heavyconstruction three hinges are requiredfor each door. This practice is standardunder U.S. Government specificationsand is required under most buildingcodes and Fire Underwriters’specifications.

Three hinges assure proper dooralignment and enable other hardware

to function properly. There is less doorwarping and less hinge wear. On lightwood doors the alignment problem isas great as on heavy doors so less thanthree hinges should never beconsidered.

DoorSituation

Location

Class A Fire Walls

Class B Vertical Shafts

Class C Corridor & Room Partitions

Class DExterior Walls(severe fire exposure)

Class DExterior Fire Escapes(severe fire exposure)

Class EExterior Wallsmoderate fire exposure)

Class EExterior Fire Escapes(moderate fire exposure)

Underwriters’ LaboratoriesRequirements

5"

EQUAL

EQUAL

10"

Mortise and Surface Hinges, Pivots or Spring Hinges for Swinging Doors. Doors up to 60“ (1.52 m) in height shall be provided with two hinges and an additional hinge for each additional 30" (0.76 m) of doorheight or fraction thereof. The distance between hinges shall be permitted to exceed 30" (0.76 m). Where spring hinges are used, at least two shall be provided.

Reprinted with permission from NEPA 80, Fire Doors and Fire Windows, Copyright ©1995, National Fire Protection Association, Quincy, MA 02269. This reprinted material is not the complete and official position of the National Fire Protection Association on the referenced subject which is represented only by the standard in its entirety.

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All doors are handed - right or left. The following illustrations indicate clearly this“handing” as it is understood within the hardware industry.

(Hand of door is determined from the outside)When standing on outside of door and hinges are on the right, it is right hand.When hinges are on the left, it is left hand.

A double acting door opens from you and toward you, therefore it is not calledreverse like a single acting door.

Hand of Doors

McKINNEY Anchor Hinges arehanded right or left as are McKINNEYModerne, Olive, Knuckle, Paumelle,Beveled Edge and CS Electric typehinges. Full surface, half surface andhalf mortise hinges with set screw(NRP) in the barrel are manufacturedas reversibles (with no hole in plug).

A simple method of determiningthe hand of all loose joint hinges is toopen the hinge full with thecountersunk screw holes in view. If thehinge can be held by the right handleaf and it does not fall apart, it is aright hand (RH) hinge. If the hingemust be held by the left hand leaf tokeep it from falling apart, it is a lefthand (LH) hinge.

The hand of hinges may bespecified by suffixing the symbols RHor LH to the catalog number.

Hand of Hinges

REGULAR DOORS OPENING IN

OUTSIDELeft Hand Door takes left hand hinges

OUTSIDERight Hand Door takes right hand hinges

REVERSE DOORS OPENING OUT

OUTSIDELeft Hand Reverse Door takes right hand hinges

OUTSIDERight Hand Reverse Door takes left hand hinges

DOUBLE ACTING

Left Side of HingeLeft Hand Door

Right Side of HingeRight Hand Door

Right Side of Hinge Left Side of Hinge

Outside

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All hinges for full mortise applicationsare swaged. Normal swaging onstandard and heavy gauge hingesprovides a clearance of 1⁄16" when theleaves are parallel. Full mortise widethrow hinges have a clearance of 3⁄32".

Swaging is the slight offset in the hinge leaves which permits them toclose to a parallel position as the door closes.

Full Mortise

Hinges for full surface applications arenot swaged. Blank hinges are for fullsurface welded application and arealways furnished “flat back” unlessspecified otherwise when ordered.

Full Surface

Hinges for beveled door applicationshave one leaf swaged at an angle of31⁄2˚ (1⁄8" in 2") to maintain properdoor and frame clearance when doorsare beveled on the hinge side. Specifyhanding on these hinges.

Beveled Door

When only one leaf is swaged, the non-swaged leaf is approximately 1⁄16"shorter as a standard. For all hollowmetal door and frame applications,both leaves must be the same width.On your order, specify “Leaves must be equal”.

One Leaf Swaged

When only one leaf is swaged flat, thenon-swaged leaf is approximately 3⁄32"shorter as a standard. For all hollowmetal door and frame applications,both leaves must be the same width.On your order, specify “Leaves must be equal”.

One Leaf Swaged Flat

Hinge with One Leaf Swaged Hinge with One Leaf Swaged Flat

Hinge Opened

Hinge Closed

Hinge Opened

Hinge Closed

Hinge Opened

Hinge Closed

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McKINNEY hinges are manufacturedwith templated screw hole locationsand tolerances which conform to theAmerican National Standards Institute(ANSI/BHMA A-156.7). McKINNEYpublishes a complete listing oftemplates which list the overall hingesize, material gauge and exact screwhole location. The most currenttemplates are found on our website @www.mckinneyhinge.com. Thesetemplates should be consulted prior toany door or frame preparation.

MACHINE AND WOOD SCREWS

McKINNEY offers a wide variety ofscrews and fasteners.

Shown:1. Torx Bit and Driver2. Spanner Bit and Driver3. Phillips Head Machine Screw4. Torx Head Machine Screw5. Spanner Head Machine Screw6. Torx Head Wood Screw7. Spanner Head Wood Screw8. Phillips Head Wood Screw9. Oval Phillips Head Machine Screw

with Grommet Nut

TORX DRIVER & SPANNER DRIVER

TEMPLATED SCREW HOLES

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Full Mortise Hinges

31⁄2 x 31⁄2 1⁄2 x 10-24 1 x 1031⁄2 x 5 1⁄2 x 10-24 1 x 10

4 x 4 1⁄2 x 12-24 11⁄4 x 1241⁄2 x 4 1⁄2 x 12-24 11⁄4 x 1241⁄2 x 41⁄2 1⁄2 x 12-24 11⁄4 x 12

4 x 6 1⁄2 x 12-24 11⁄4 x 124 x 7 1⁄2 x 12-24 11⁄4 x 12

41⁄2 x 6 1⁄2 x 12-24 11⁄4 x 1241⁄2 x 7 1⁄2 x 12-24 11⁄4 x 1241⁄2 x 8 1⁄2 x 12-24 11⁄4 x 12

5 x 4 1⁄2 x 12-24 11⁄4 x 125 x 41⁄2 1⁄2 x 12-24 11⁄4 x 125 x 5 1⁄2 x 12-24 11⁄4 x 125 x 7 1⁄2 x 12-24 11⁄4 x 125 x 8 1⁄2 x 12-24 11⁄4 x 126 x 5 1⁄2 x 1⁄4-20 11⁄4 x 146 x 6 1⁄2 x 1⁄4-20 11⁄4 x 148 x 6 1⁄2 x 1⁄4-20 11⁄4 x 148 x 8 1⁄2 x 1⁄4-20 11⁄4 x 14

Size of Hinge Machine WoodScrews Screws

All five knuckle 41⁄2 x 41⁄2 full mortisesteel hinges (except US-P) are packedall machine (8 ea.) x all wood (8 ea.)screws. Two and three knuckle, as wellas all other sizes of five knuckle steel fullmortise and all non-ferrous full mortisehinges are packed with all machine (8 ea.) x 1⁄2 wood (4 ea.) screws.

Packing:

41⁄2 1⁄2 x 12-24

5 1⁄2 x 12-24

6 1⁄2 x 1⁄4-20

MachineSize of Hinge Screws

Swing Clear Hinges

41⁄2 1⁄2 x 12-24 2 x 1⁄4-20

5 1⁄2 x 12-24 2 x 1⁄4-20

Machine ThruSize of Hinge Screws Bolts

Full Surface Hinges

41⁄2 1⁄2 x 12-24 2 x 1⁄4-20

5 1⁄2 x 12-24 2 x 1⁄4-20

6 1⁄2 x 1⁄4-20 2 x 1⁄4-20

Machine Thru Bolts &Size of Hinge Screws Grommet Nut

Half Surface Hinges

41⁄2 1⁄2 x 12-24 2 x 1⁄4-20

5 1⁄2 x 12-24 2 x 1⁄4-20

6 1⁄2 x 1⁄4-20 2 x 1⁄4-20

Machine Thru Bolts &Size of Hinge Screws Grommet Nut

Half Mortise Hinges

McKINNEY Hinge CatalogFinishes

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U.S. Finish Description McKINNEY

US P Primed for Painting P

US 2C Zinc Plated, Commercial 2C

US 2G Zinc Plated, Governmental 2G

US 3 Bright Brass 3

US 4 Dull Brass 4

US 5 Dull Brass, Oxidized 5

US 7 Brass, Nickel Oxidized, Bright Relieved 7

US 9 Bright Bronze 9

US 10 Dull Bronze 10

US 10A Antiqued Bronze, Oiled and Lacquered 10A

US 10B Antiqued Bronze, Oiled 10B

US 11 Dull Bronze, Oxidized 11

US 14 Bright Nickel Plated 14

US 15 Dull Nickel Plated 15

US 15A Nickel Oxidized Relieved 15A

US 17A Half Polished Iron, Smooth 17A

US 20 Statuary Bronze, Light 20

US 20A Statuary Bronze, Dark 20A

US 26 Bright Chromium 26

US 26D Dull Chromium 26D

US 32 Polished Stainless Steel 32

US 32D Dull Stainless Steel 32D

McKINNEY and Government Finish Symbols

McKINNEY Powder Coat Finishes

Aluminum AP

Beige PB

Gold PG

Grey Tone GT

White PW

Bright Brass with Clear Powder Coat 3-C

Dull Brass with Clear Powder Coat 4-C

Dull Nickel with Clear Powder Coat 15-C

Co-Laq - Dark D-3

Co-Laq - Black D-4

Custom Polymer Coating *

Every effort is made by McKINNEY tofurnish finishes which do comply withthe U.S. Standard. However, wecannot guarantee that our finish willmatch other manufacturers’ finish.Where a special finish or a matchedfinish is required, a sample must besubmitted with the order.

McKINNEY’s electrostatically appliedpolyester powder finishes have beentested to exceed all recommended salt-spray testing requirements. These finisheshave also been proven to be by far thebest finish for steel hinges in areas wherehardware is susceptible to corrosion suchas caused by high humidity, moisture orcoastal environments.

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B.H.M.A.Code

Finish Description Base MaterialMcKINNEYEquivalent

600 Primed for Painting Steel USP

602 Zinc Plated, Commercial Steel US2C

603 Zinc Plated, Governmental Steel US2G

605 Bright Brass Brass US3

606 Dull Brass Brass US4

609 Dull Brass, Oxidized Brass US5

610Brass, Nickel Oxidized, BrightRelieved

Brass US7

611 Bright Bronze Bronze US9

612 Dull Bronze Bronze US10

613 Antiqued Bronze, Oiled Bronze US10B

616 Dull Bronze, Oxidized Bronze US11

618 Bright Nickel Plated Brass, Bronze US14

619 Dull Nickel Plated Brass, Bronze US15

620 Nickel Oxidized Relieved Brass, Bronze US15A

621 Half Polished Iron, Smooth Brass, Bronze US17A

623 Statuary Bronze, Light Bronze US20

624 Statuary Bronze, Dark Bronze US20A

625 Bright Chromium Brass, Bronze US26

626 Dull Chromium Brass, Bronze US26D

629 Polished Stainless SteelStainless Steel

300 SeriesUS32

630 Dull Stainless SteelStainless Steel

300 SeriesUS32D

632 Bright Brass Steel US3

633 Dull Brass Steel US4

636 Dull Brass, Oxidized Steel US7

637 Bright Bronze Steel US9

639 Dull Bronze Steel US10

640 Antique Bronze, Oiled Steel US10B

643 Dull Bronze, Oxidized Steel US11

645 Bright Nickel Plated Steel US14

646 Dull Nickel Plated Steel US15

647 Nickel Oxidized Relieved Steel US15A

648 Half Polished Iron, Smooth Steel US17A

649 Statuary Bronze, Light Steel US20

650 Statuary Bronze, Dark Steel US20A

651 Bright Chromium Steel US26

652 Dull Chromium Steel US26D

McKINNEY and B.H.M.A. Finish Symbols McKINNEY hinge finishes meet orexceed the American National Standardsfor materials and finishes (ANSI/BHMA- A156.18 and BHMA 1301).

Ferrous BaseSteel base hinges which are

polished and plated are dipped inlacquer, baked and dried. US4 Finishover steel, a purely decorative finishwhich in the past was susceptible topitting is now furnished with a nickelbase for added durability, and followedby 20 minutes of brass and then lacquered.This new process allows McKinney tohave one of the best US4 finish in theindustry. However, brass finishes oversteel should not be cleaned with anytype of paint remover or abrasivemethod which will remove the lacquer.

Our US10B is a true oil rubbedfinish. However, due to excessivehandling on installation of electrichinges and sample cards, we use a 10BLwith a very light lacquer to protect thefinish.

Steel hinges which are supplied inprime coat are finished with Powder CoatPrime finish which is ready for paintingin the field, or durable enough to letstand on its own.

Non-Ferrous Base (should be usedfor exterior installations).

Brass or Bronze hinges are polishedand plated.

Stainless Steel hinges are passivatedto remove any impurities in thestainless material, then polished to asatin finish (US32D) or can bepolished to a bright finish (US32).

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