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EPCO free swinging glass door hinge gives a glass door a pivot point without a spring, so the panel moves freely and stays where it is moved, which helps when a door needs smooth manual positioning. This shallow channel glass door hinge supports glass by gripping near the edge, which lets the door operate while keeping most of the glass surface clear around the hinge area. The design fits 1/4 inch and 3/16 inch glass, so one hinge style can be used on two common glass thicknesses in the same project line. The black color on this hinge helps it blend with darker frames or trims, which is useful when matching other dark hardware for a consistent cabinet appearance. EPCO 510-BL identity ties this hinge to a specific part number, which simplifies repeat ordering when a shop standardizes on one hinge style.
This screw-on black glass door hinge mounts using screws, which lets the installer tighten the hinge to the metal plates so the glass is held at the edge where support is needed. The screw-on design allows the hinge to be secured without special press tools, which can streamline field installation on cabinetry or display units. Plastic bushings press-fit into an 8.5 mm hole, which sets the drilling requirement and helps each pivot hole match the 5 mm pin on the hinge. When the 5 mm pin sits in the plastic bushing, the hinge gains a fixed pivot center, which supports repeatable alignment of multiple glass doors on the same run.
The shallow channel glass door hinge supports 1/4 inch and 3/16 inch glass, which suits light cabinet doors or small display doors built with these thicknesses. Because the hinge uses a shallow channel at the glass edge, it is suited to applications where a deep wrap around the glass is not desired and a more compact grip is preferred. The screw-on black design matches projects that already use dark-toned trims or frames, which can help keep visual focus on the glass contents instead of the hardware. Metal plates in the assembly sit at the glass edge with the hinge, which helps transfer the door load from the glass into metal components at the mounting points. With EPCO branding and part number 510-BL, the hinge fits into product programs that rely on consistent manufacturer components across multiple jobs.
Plastic bushings that press-fit into an 8.5 mm hole set a single drill size for the pivot holes, which lets a shop use one bit to prepare all the related mounting locations for this hinge. The 5 mm pin on the hinge engages those bushings, which keeps the pivot centered and helps doors swing on a consistent axis across a cabinet bank. Because the channel is shallow, glass seating depth is limited to a small section near the edge, which assists with positioning when aligning reveals along the door perimeter. The screw-on method lets the installer snug the hinge to the metal plates, which allows clamp force to be applied through screws instead of relying only on friction at the glass. Supporting both 1/4 inch and 3/16 inch glass in one hinge style simplifies reorders of EPCO 510-BL, which helps maintain uniform hardware when expanding or servicing a cabinet installation later.
The EPCO free swinging glass door hinge supports 1/4 inch and 3/16 inch glass, so it covers two common panel thicknesses used for cabinet or small display doors.
The shallow channel glass door hinge grips near the glass edge, which keeps the hinge footprint compact and helps preserve a clean appearance on the door face.
Plastic bushings press-fit into an 8.5 mm hole and receive the 5 mm pin, creating a defined pivot point that guides drilling and supports smooth hinge movement.
The 5 mm pin on the hinge matches the plastic bushing, so once the 8.5 mm hole is drilled, the pin seats correctly and sets a repeatable pivot center for multiple doors.
The screw-on glass door hinge secures to the metal plates with screws, which lets installers tighten the assembly and hold the glass edge firmly at the hinge location.
The EPCO 510-BL part number identifies this free swinging black shallow channel glass door hinge, which aids consistent sourcing and reordering for matching projects.
The EPCO free swinging glass door hinge, part number 510-BL, pairs a shallow channel design with support for 1/4 inch and 3/16 inch glass, which suits many cabinet and display doors. The screw-on black hardware uses plastic bushings in an 8.5 mm hole with a 5 mm pin, which defines the drilling and pivot details for consistent setups. When a project calls for a black shallow channel glass door hinge that accepts these glass thicknesses, this EPCO 510-BL hinge offers a defined configuration that can be repeated across multiple installations.
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