Ives - 3CB1 Steel 3 Knuckle, Concealed Bearing Full Mortise Hinge

Ives - 3CB1 Steel 3 Knuckle, Concealed Bearing Full Mortise HingeIves 3CB1 STEEL 3 KNUCKLE, CONCEALED BEARING FULL MORTISE HINGE Recommended for medium weight doors (<150 lbs); Recommended for medium frequency usage (<400 cycles per day); Made with two concealed nylon bearings; Recommended for use with a door closer. Packed with fasteners for hollow metal and wood doors. 12 24 x 1 2 UFPHMS, 12 x 1 1 4 FPHWS; 10 24 x 1 2 UFPHMS, 10 x 1 FPHWS (3. 5x3. 5 hinge size only). Options: HT Hospital tip; NRP Non removable

Ives 3CB1 STEEL 3 KNUCKLE, CONCEALED BEARING FULL MORTISE HINGE

• Recommended for medium-weight doors (<150 lbs);
• Recommended for medium frequency usage (<400 cycles per day);
• Made with two concealed nylon bearings;
• Recommended for use with a door closer.
• Packed with fasteners for hollow metal and wood doors.
  12-24 x 1/2 UFPHMS, 12 x 1 1/4 FPHWS;
  10-24 x 1/2 UFPHMS, 10 x 1 FPHWS (3.5x3.5 hinge size only).

Options:

• HT - Hospital tip;
• NRP - Non-removable pin;
• SH - Security stud - comes standard with NRP;
• RC-1/4, RC-5/8 - Rounded corners;
• SEC - Security fasteners - pin-in-socket;
• TW4 - Four wire;
• TW4M* - Four wire with monitor;
• TW8 - Eight wire;
• TW8M* - Eight wire with monitor;
• TW12 - Twelve wire;
• MON* - Monitor (not available on 4x4).

*TW and MON options are not available on 3.5 x 3.5.

IVES ARCHITECTURAL HINGES OVERVIEW

Ives offers a variety of architectural hinges, also known as butt hinges, that will cover any need in residential and commercial applications while also exceeding code requirements. It is important to consider the door width, thickness, weight and clearance when choosing a hinge. With tested durability and consistent superior performance, Ives architectural hinges get the job done.

FEATURES AND BENEFITS
A variety of offerings

• Offered in brass, steel, and stainless steel base materials to meet code requirements
• Wide selection that can meet unique budget, application, or style needs
• With each hinge, additional options are available for safety, security, and electrification needs

Quality and convenience

• Hinges tested for cycles, weather, and environment to ensure high performance
• Large selection of finishes allows for consistent door hardware style and design
• Packed with screws and fasteners

Exceeds industry standards

• Certified to exceed ANSI/BHMA A156.1 for performance standards
• Meets ANSI/BHMA 156.7 for template hinge dimensions
• UL Classified for windstorm-rated assemblies - R37965

SELECTING THE RIGHT HINGE
Determine the type of hinge

Consider how the door should open and the door and frame material to pick the correct hinge type.

• Ives offers a wide variety of full mortise hinges that support various applications, including swing clear, wide throw, and electrified
• Other types, such as half mortise, full surface, and half surface hinges, are available for order as engineered specials

Select the proper weight-bearing structure

Consider the door width, door thickness, weight and the amount of traffic to determine the function that best meets the needed application.

• Ives bearings are designed to meet BHMA Grade 1, 2, and 3 standards
• Bearing types include:
  • Plain bearing: standard weight doors, low usage applications
  • Ball bearing: heavy doors, high usage applications
  • Concealed bearing: standard weight door, high usage application
  • Spring hinge: standard to moderate weight door, helps assure the door closes
• BHMA Grade cycle requirements:
  • For Grade 1: 2,500,000 cycles - Heavy Weight Ball & Concealed Bearing
  • For Grade 2: 1,500,000 cycles - Standard Weight Ball & Concealed Bearing
  • For Grade 3: 350,000 cycles - Light Weight Plain Bearing

Determine the size of the hinge

Consider the door width, door thickness, weight, and clearance to determine hinge size.

• Ives hinge sizes vary from 3-1/2” x 3-1/2” to 5” x 8”
• For help determining the size needed, see the general hinge information section of the catalog.

Determine the hinge substrate

Selecting the right hinge base substrate is key to preserving the life of the hinge. Consider the door application (fire rating) and environment in order to determine the correct base substrate.

• Ives hinge substrates include Steel, Stainless Steel, and Brass

Determine any electrification options

• If hinges are needed, consider the wire options:
  • Through Wire - TW4 (4 wires) & TW8 (8 wires)
  • Monitor – MON
  • Through Wire with Monitor – TW4M & TW8M
  • Allegion Connect
    • Click here for more information on Allegion connect

Determine any specialty application options

Consider additional needs specific to the door usage, environment, and location.

• Ives hinges offer options like swing clear and wide throw
• Security studs and fasteners, non-removable pin, hospital tip, and rounded corners are also available

DESIGNS & FINISHES Designs

• Designed with three or five knuckles for full mortise hinges to accommodate a variety of doors and frames
• Bearing offerings include plain bearings, ball bearings, concealed bearings and spring hinge designs

Finishes

Refer to the Ives architectural hinges catalog section to view the finishes available.

• Match any of the 21 available finishes with standard ANSI/BHMA listed finishes
• Each hinge finish offering varies depending on the hinge design and material