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The EPCO 510-BL is a free-swinging, screw-on glass door hinge in a Black finish, designed to hang glass cabinet doors between 3/16 in and 1/4 in thick.
Glass cabinet doors call for hardware built to grip and hold a panel rather than bore a cup into solid wood. This hinge attaches to glass panels within the 3/16 in to 1/4 in thickness range, the kind of glass common in display uppers, curio cabinets, and showcase fronts. Because the motion is free-swinging, the door holds its position at any angle. There is no spring closing force, which suits display cabinets where the door is opened and left while items are accessed. A free-swinging hinge also pairs cleanly with a push-to-open or touch-latch system if you want handle-less operation. For installations where a door needs to close automatically, a self-close hinge would be the right pick instead.
Unlike a concealed hinge hidden behind a wood panel, this hardware is visible on the glass. The Black finish makes that visibility intentional, giving the hinge a presence that coordinates with black pulls, knobs, or frame elements rather than trying to disappear. Metal construction keeps the body rigid under repeated use. At 40 mm long and 13 mm wide, the profile stays compact so it does not compete with the glass panel itself.
This hinge is a practical choice for display cabinets, curio cases, and glass-front upper cabinets where the hardware is part of the finished look. It works well in projects where all the visible hardware is specified in Black, and the designer or installer wants the hinge to match rather than contrast. Cabinet shops building glass-door display cases, designers specifying a coordinated black hardware package, and homeowners finishing a built-in with glass doors all reach for a hinge like this when finish consistency matters. The free-swinging behavior is the right call when a stay-open door is more useful than a self-closing one.
This is a screw-on hinge that attaches to the glass rather than boring through it the way a through-glass hinge does, so the tempered requirement is driven by the glass specification for your application rather than the mounting method alone. Follow the glass spec your project calls for.
No. Free-swinging means there is no spring or damper. The door stays where you put it. To keep it closed you will need a catch, magnet, or touch-latch.
It is designed for glass between 3/16 in and 1/4 in thick. A panel outside that range will not fit correctly.
Yes, as long as there is a surface the screw-on mounting can attach to. The hinge screws directly to the cabinet structure, so it fits wherever the mounting surface suits a screw-on connection.
When the finish plan calls for Black hardware and the door is glass, this hinge keeps the whole package consistent without asking the door to disappear behind it.
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