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GLASS DOOR PIVOT HINGE describes this Sugatsune GP-40 hinge as a purpose-built glass door pivot solution for woodworking projects that use glass doors without drilling the glass. The web description states it is a no bore glass door hinge, so the glass remains un-drilled while the hinge manages the pivot action. The category and product class identify it as a glass door hinge, which places it naturally in cabinet and casework applications using framed openings. The description notes it can be used in the upper right or left or lower right or left by varying the position of the stopper screw, so a single hinge model can serve multiple mounting positions on the case. The SAP description and product name confirm its role as a pivot hinge, which helps support smooth opening and closing of glass doors in a compact footprint.
The product name identifies this Sugatsune GP-40 as a screw-on satin nickel pivot hinge, so mounting uses screws into the prepared case rather than press-in fittings. The web description states the hinge is normally recessed 6 mm (15/64") into the top or bottom of the case, which guides the routing depth when preparing the case members. The same description notes that the case must be routed for hinges before assembly, so machining for the hinge happens while case parts are still flat, fitting standard cabinet shop processes. The note that it can be used in upper right or left or lower right or left by varying the position of the stopper screw ties installation position directly to the stopper screw setting for consistent door action.
The web description identifies the GP-40 as a no bore glass door hinge, so it fits cabinet or casework projects using glass doors that are not drilled. The category and product class label it as a glass door hinge, matching situations where the door material is glass and pivots from the case. The description explains that it is normally recessed 6 mm (15/64") into the top or bottom of the case, so it suits cases with enough material at those edges to accept a routed pocket. Because the case must be routed for hinges before assembly, the hinge pairs well with shop-built cabinets where parts are machined prior to case glue-up. Its classification as a glass door pivot hinge makes it appropriate wherever a pivoting glass door is required on a routed case.
The manufacturer part number GP-40 and SAP description GLASS DOOR PIVOT HINGE clearly define a consistent hinge model, which helps repeat installations match earlier projects. The statement that it can be used in upper right or left or lower right or left by varying the position of the stopper screw means one hinge configuration handles different mounting positions, reducing part variation on the bench. The specified 6 mm (15/64") recess into the top or bottom of the case sets a fixed depth that can be programmed into routing setups, improving speed and repeatability in production. The note that the case must be routed for hinges before assembly ties the operation to a predictable point in the build sequence, helping coordinate machining with assembly. The material/finish detail of brass with satin nickel finish defines both substrate and appearance, which matters when coordinating visible hardware finishes across a run of cabinets.
The Sugatsune GP-40 is described as a glass door pivot hinge, so it pivots a glass door from the case while occupying a compact routed area at the case edge.
The product name identifies the GP-40 as a screw-on hinge, so it mounts to the routed case using screws after machining the recess.
The web description calls it a no bore glass door hinge, so installation leaves the glass door un-drilled while the hinge seats in the case.
The description specifies that it is normally recessed 6 mm (15/64") into the top or bottom of the case, guiding where to rout the pocket.
The description states the case must be routed for hinges before assembly, so hinge pockets are machined while parts are still separate.
The material/finish listing notes brass with satin nickel finish, so the hinge body is brass while presenting a satin nickel look at the cabinet.
The product name and SAP description define the Sugatsune GP-40 as a GLASS DOOR PIVOT HINGE in brass with satin nickel finish, aimed at routed case applications. The web description highlights its no bore glass door hinge design and notes that the case must be routed for hinges before assembly, aligning it with shop-built cabinet workflows. For projects that call for a glass door pivoting from routed top or bottom case members, this GP-40 hinge offers a defined 6 mm (15/64") recess depth and screw-on mounting to integrate the hinge into the case structure.