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The Sugatsune J95 series delivers a 1-inch overlay concealed hinge for face-frame and frameless cabinets, finished in nickel and built free-swinging for applications where a spring or damper is not wanted.
A free-swinging hinge is the right choice when the door must stay where it is put. Push-to-open systems need a hinge with no spring resistance, since self-closing force works against the release mechanism. ADA-accessible cabinetry often calls for doors that hold position rather than pull shut. Display cases, appliance garages, and situations where a catch or magnet handles the latching all benefit from a hinge that contributes no closing force. The J95 also bores into a 40mm cup rather than the 35mm standard, which lets it seat cleanly in doors up to 1-5/16 inches thick without the cup bottoming out or compromising the face.
The hinge is steel with a nickel finish, a finish that reads as warm silver and coordinates naturally with brushed nickel pulls, knobs, and other cabinet hardware. Nickel holds its appearance in everyday cabinet environments and blends into both traditional and transitional designs without drawing attention to itself. The 40mm cup and deeper 15mm cup depth are what make the J95 viable for thicker doors: where a standard hinge would perforate a thin face or seat poorly in thick stock, the J95 geometry fits the door correctly. The pair weight rating of 55 lb gives the specifier a clear threshold to work against when sizing hinge count for a door.
Cabinet shops fitting push-to-open fronts will find the free-swinging motion essential. Designers specifying thicker slab doors on face-frame or frameless boxes get the cup geometry and overlay in one part. Contractors sourcing replacements for existing thick-door installations can match the 48mm boring pattern and 40mm cup without reboring. The screw-on mount suits shops that prefer a fixed connection over clip-on engagement, and the nickel finish makes this a natural coordinate for projects already running nickel hardware throughout. A matching base plate is required and sold separately; use a plate from the J95 series to ensure the arm seats correctly, as plates are not interchangeable across brands or series.
Yes. Free-swinging means the hinge has no spring or damper, so the door holds at whatever angle it is placed. To keep it closed, a catch, magnet, or push-to-open mechanism is needed.
The J95 is engineered for doors up to 1-5/16 inches thick. The larger 40mm cup and 15mm cup depth give the hinge the geometry to seat in thicker stock where a standard 35mm cup would not fit correctly. Do not use this hinge in a 35mm bore hole.
No. The hinge connects to a separate base plate that mounts to the cabinet side or stile, sold separately. Use a plate from the Sugatsune J95 series; plates are series-specific and will not interchange with other brands.
Yes. The J95 is designed for both cabinet types. Match the base plate to the construction style of your cabinet.
Specify the J95 in nickel when the project calls for free-swinging doors, thicker-than-standard stock, and hardware that integrates quietly with the rest of the nickel trim.
Sold In: 1 Each
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Sold in: 1 Each |  SLJ95-P6T-BN Mfr# J95-P6T-BN | Sugatsune J95 Hinge Mounting Plate Black Nickel, - J95-P6T-BN |
