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The EPCO 510-PC is a free-swinging, screw-on glass door hinge finished in Polished Chrome, designed to mount glass cabinet doors between 3/16 and 1/4 inch thick to a cabinet or frame. It suits display cases, hutches, and glass-front uppers where the hardware reads as part of the finished look.
A free-swinging hinge is the right choice when the door does not need to snap shut on its own. Display cases, curio cabinets, and glass-front hutches are common applications, especially where a touch-latch or magnetic catch handles retention. The hinge holds the door at whatever angle it is opened to, which suits display furniture and cases where you want full access without the door swinging back. Because this hinge uses a screw-on design, it fastens directly to the cabinet side or face frame, making it a self-contained installation with no clip plate or base plate to order separately.
On a glass door the hinge is fully visible, so finish selection is part of the design decision. Polished Chrome delivers a high-gloss, reflective surface that reads as bright and crisp alongside glass panels. It coordinates well with chrome bin pulls, wire pulls, and other bright chrome accents on the same piece. The compact 40mm body sits neatly at the glass edge without drawing attention away from the glass itself. Metal construction keeps the hinge rigid at the mounting point over the life of the cabinet.
This hinge is sized for thin glass panels in the 3/16 to 1/4 inch range, the thickness most commonly found in display cabinet doors and glass-front uppers. If your door falls outside that window, a different model sized to your glass thickness is the correct call. Because this hinge uses screw-on mounting rather than a through-glass bore, the glass does not need to be drilled, and tempered glass is not required by the mounting method itself, though your glass supplier's guidance for the panel type and size should always be followed. For cabinetmakers and millwork shops fitting glass doors on production furniture, the screw-on design keeps installation straightforward.
No. A free-swinging hinge has no spring or latch mechanism. The door stays where you leave it. For a glass door that needs to stay closed, pair this hinge with a magnetic catch or touch-latch on the cabinet.
No. This is a screw-on hinge that fastens directly to the cabinet or face frame. No base plate or clip plate is required.
No drilling into the glass is required. This hinge mounts to the cabinet, not through the glass, so the bore-through tempered-glass requirement does not apply here.
Polished Chrome is a high-gloss finish and can show contact marks more readily than a brushed finish. A quick wipe with a soft cloth keeps it looking its best.
The EPCO 510-PC brings a polished, finished look to glass cabinet doors that need a straightforward screw-on mount and the freedom to stay open at any angle.
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