7" Heavy-duty Gate Barrel Hinge, Weld-on, Black Powder Coated, 900 lbs Capacity

Check out this 7" Heavy Duty Gate Hinge – Steel Barrel Hinge with Weld-On Installation from Mytee Products for heavy-duty gate and trailer support. This 7" barrel hinge is ideal for swing doors, trailer ramps, metal driveway gates, and other heavy-duty applications exposed to constant use, heavy loads, and outdoor weather. Find more information on this steel hinge with black powder coating below:

• Size: This barrel hinge is available in 7" length and 1-1/4" width. Its size makes it ideal for commercial and industrial applications in trailer ramps, metal gates, and other similar functions.
• Durable Construction: The door hinge is constructed using high-strength steel, capable of supporting up to 900 lbs. Its barrel hinge design includes a cylindrical body and a central pivot pin, allowing a smooth swinging motion. The hinge is coated with black powder coating, protecting against rust, corrosion, and harsh environmental conditions. The steel material ensures the hinge is strong, durable, and long-lasting for both residential and industrial applications.
• Application: This 7" barrel hinge is particularly useful for residential gates, such as heavy driveway or garden gates. It is also used for commercial and industrial applications, such as with trailer ramps, warehouse swing doors, and other large metal gates. The automotive and fleet usage of this product includes semi-truck doors, trailers, or towing equipment requiring durable hinge support.

Inclusion: The product includes the following components:

• Barrel Hinge Body: Cylindrical steel body that houses the hinge pin.
• Pin: Acts as the pivot point for the swinging door or gate.
• Thick Back Plates: Extra-thick mounting plates provide secure weld-on attachment and stability.
• Grease Fitting Nipple: Maintains smooth operation by lubricating internal contact points, reducing wear, and extending the hinge’s lifespan. You can find our grease guns for lubricating the grease fitting nipples.

How to Use It:

• Clean and grind the metal areas where you want to weld the hinge to ensure strong adhesion.
• Place one half of the hinge on the stationary frame and the other half on the gate or moving panel.
• Use small tack welds to temporarily hold the hinge in place and test the door or gate alignment.
• Once alignment is verified, apply continuous weld beads for secure, permanent installation.