Torque Hinge
CUYUE hinges are designed to add functionality to doors and panels, providing a high quality sensory and performance experience that will continue to serve you throughout the life of your application.

Variety of materials and styles

Long service life and reusable

Easy to fix and install

Maintains stable performance without maintenance and repetitive adjustments

Frequently Asked Questions
What is a torque hinge?
A torque hinge, also known as a friction hinge, is a position-control device that provides constant resistance to hold doors, lids, or display panels at any desired angle without external stays.
How does a torque hinge work?
Torque hinges utilize internal mechanical friction between closely fitted components to produce continuous resistance against rotational movement.
What are torque hinges commonly used for?
They are widely used in laptop screens, medical equipment, industrial control panels, enclosure doors, and display monitors that require flexible angle positioning.
Can torque hinges hold heavy lids open without gas springs or props?
Yes, provided the combined holding torque of the hinges exceeds the maximum torque created by the weight and center of gravity of the lid.
How do you calculate the required torque for a lid or door?
Calculate the necessary torque by multiplying half the total door length (distance to the center of gravity) by the total door weight.
Are torque hinges adjustable after installation?
Most standard torque hinges feature factory-preset constant torque, though specific adjustable torque models include a tuning screw to increase or decrease friction resistance.
What is the difference between symmetric and asymmetric torque hinges?
Symmetric hinges offer equal friction in both opening and closing directions, while asymmetric hinges provide lower resistance in one direction to make opening heavy lids easier.
How long do industrial torque hinges typically last?
Quality stainless steel or zinc alloy torque hinges are engineered to maintain consistent friction for 20,000 to over 50,000 operating cycles.


















































