Container Hinge Small

Product Description

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A "small" container hinge, in the context of shipping containers, is generally a less common or specialized term. When people refer to "small" hinges for containers, they are usually talking about one of two things:

1. Individual components of a standard hinge set: A typical container door doesn't use one single "small" hinge but rather multiple hinge "lugs" or "straps" (the parts that attach to the corner post) and "blades" (the parts that attach to the door). Each of these individual pieces is relatively small compared to the entire door, and when assembled with a hinge pin, they form a complete hinge set. So, a "small" hinge might refer to one of these individual hinge components rather than a complete, independent small hinge.

2. Hinges for smaller, specialized containers or boxes: While less common for the large ISO shipping containers, "small" hinges might be used on:

   • Toolboxes or storage boxes built into or attached to containers: Some specialized containers or container modifications might include smaller access hatches or compartments that use smaller, more conventional industrial hinges.
   • Smaller, non-ISO freight containers or custom enclosures: For example, smaller, non-standard transport boxes, military containers, or specialized equipment enclosures might utilize hinges that are physically smaller than those found on a 20ft or 40ft ISO container.
   • Access panels or vents: If a container has small access panels (e.g., for ventilation or specific equipment access) that are not the main cargo doors, these might be fitted with smaller hinges.