75 Degree Up-Opening Lift Fitting For Cabinets

75 degree up-opening lift fitting gives an upward-swinging door a controlled path so the door moves safely out of the work area, which matters when overhead access needs to stay clear during use. This left hand lift fitting from Hettich America Corporation is designed as a lid support and stay, so it holds a door in the open position and reduces unintended closing during regular cabinet work. The nickel-plated steel construction provides a hard, stable surface at all bearing points, which supports consistent motion over long service. As part of Hettich lid supports and stays, this fitting is suited to work surfaces and tables with lift system requirements, helping doors swing up in a predictable arc that aligns with upper cabinetry or enclosures. The 75 degree opening geometry defines how far the door rises, which helps plan clearances with adjacent fronts or walls.

Key Lid Fitting Details That Support Workflows

• The 75 degree opening angle sets a defined stop point for the up-swinging door, which helps installers coordinate door travel with nearby cabinets and keeps the front positioned for easy reach into the cabinet.
• The design that holds doors securely in the open position supports hands-free cabinet access, which matters when tools, materials, or parts are being handled directly beneath the lifted front.
• The left hand lift fitting orientation follows a specific side-mount configuration on the cabinet, which helps installers align hardware consistently across multiple openings on a run.
• Nickel-plated steel material gives this lid support a robust metal body, which supports repeatable movement at pivot points where cabinet doors are opened and closed many times.
• Mounting that accommodates the 32 mm system aligns with standard cabinet drilling patterns, which speeds layout on line-bored cases and supports accurate, repeatable hole positioning.

Installation And 32 Mm System Mounting Use

This Hettich lid fitting mounts in a way that accommodates the 32 mm system, so it ties directly into standard line-bore layouts used in many cabinet shops. Because the mounting works with this system, drilling patterns for the lift fitting can be coordinated with shelf pin rows and hinge lines, reducing layout steps on new builds. The left hand configuration identifies which side of the cabinet the fitting belongs on, helping installers keep door movement consistent across a bank of openings. With a 75 degree opening, installers can predict the arc of the door during layout, helping place adjacent cabinetry, lighting, or trim so the door clears fixed elements while still providing comfortable access.

Applying This Hettich Lid Fitting In Cabinet Projects

Where This 75 Degree Lid Fitting Is Used

As a lid support and stay in the Work Surface & Tables lift systems category, this Hettich fitting serves upward-swinging doors that need to move out of the operator's way. Doors swing up safely out of the way and are securely held in the open position, which suits overhead cabinets on workstations or storage units above benches. The left hand lift fitting orientation ties it to one side of an opening, so matched hardware can be organized by hand when setting up multiple cabinets in a shop run. Its mounting that accommodates the 32 mm system makes it a practical choice in environments where cases are drilled on standard 32 mm centers, supporting efficient production workflows.

The 75 degree opening angle gives a predictable final door position, which helps on projects where doors must avoid striking nearby surfaces while still offering clear interior access. As a nickel-plated steel fitting, it sits well with other metal cabinet hardware in similar finishes, creating a cohesive hardware appearance around the work area. Being part of Hettich lid supports and stays, this component fits into hardware plans that already rely on Hettich patterns, which helps keep a consistent hardware family across a job.

Why The Verified Details Matter For Results

The defined 75 degree opening means the travel distance is known during design, so casework, lighting, and surrounding structures can be laid out with that door swing path in mind. The fact that doors are held securely in the open position reduces the likelihood of a door drifting down into the work zone, which is important where hands are occupied with tools or materials under the cabinet. Left hand orientation simplifies planning and labeling in the shop, as each side-specific fitting can be assigned to its matching cabinet side for consistent assembly.

Nickel-plated steel construction gives this lid fitting a stable metal framework at the pivots and arms, supporting long-term hinge-like action as the lid support cycles through repeated openings. Mounting that accommodates the 32 mm system links directly to common cabinet drilling practices, so production teams can use existing boring equipment and jigs without altering center-to-center spacing. With manufacturer part number 1001142 clearly identifying this configuration, reordering the same left hand, 75 degree, nickel-plated fitting is straightforward when expanding or maintaining matching installations.

Common Questions About This Hettich Lid Fitting

Select This Lift Fitting For Controlled Upward Doors

This Hettich America Corporation 75 degree up-opening left hand lift fitting in nickel-plated steel provides defined upward door travel, secure open holding, and mounting that accommodates the 32 mm system. Use part number 1001142 when a matching lid support is needed for work surfaces, tables, or cabinet runs using standardized drilling and consistent up-opening motion.