Stainless steel hinges 60×40 mm – code: 38.822.02 – Osculati

Stainless steel hinges 60×40 mm Osculati – code 38.822.02

The stainless steel hinges 60×40 mm Osculati (code 38.822.02) are a component of hardware designed for installations where refined finishes and materials suitable for technical contexts, typical of nautical and onboard plant engineering, are required. The compact size and construction in stainless steel make them a suitable choice for doors, hatches, and paneling that require orderly opening/closing and stable fastening over time.

Product identification

• Brand / supplier: Osculati S.r.l.
• Supplier product code: 38.822.02
• Type: stainless steel hinges
• Dimensions: 60×40 mm

Material

The hinges are made of stainless steel, a material commonly chosen in nautical environments for its suitability in environments exposed to humidity and splashes. In onboard applications, the selection of stainless steel is often linked to the need to maintain good aesthetic and functional quality over time, with simplified routine maintenance.

Size and clearances

The size 60×40 mm are suitable for many applications on panels and doors of small or medium size, where a compact and discreet hinge is needed. The correct size choice always depends on the thickness of the support, door geometry, and type of desired opening.

Typical applications

These Osculati stainless steel hinges can be used in numerous contexts of and, particularly where a reliable and aesthetically orderly component is desired.

In nautical contexts

• Doors of lockers and technical compartments.
• Doors of onboard furniture and inspection panels.
• Hatches and internal closures, where stainless steel is often preferred for consistency with other hardware.

In plant engineering and maintenance

• Access panels for inspection and maintenance.
• Light carpentry and small technical doors in humid environments.

For special applications (high loads, frequent openings, vibrations), it is good practice to evaluate the number of hinges needed and the correct distribution of fastening points, depending on the overall structure of the panel.

Checks before installation

• Space check: check that the hinge does not interfere with seals, frames, or rebates.
• Alignment: position the hinges so that the door operates correctly in opening and closing.
• Support: make sure that the panel and frame material is suitable for the chosen screws (or inserts).

Choice of screws

In the absence of indications on the equipment, the screws must be selected based on the support and the environment of use. In the nautical field, it is common to prefer screws compatible with stainless steel hardware to maintain uniformity and reduce problems related to dissimilar materials. If the support is thin or subject to vibrations, it may be useful to consider more robust fastening systems (for example with backing plates or inserts), depending on the project.

Routine maintenance

To keep the hardware in good condition, periodic cleaning with products suitable for stainless steel and checking the tightness over time is recommended, especially on boats or in applications subject to movement and stress. In case of external installations or exposed areas, more frequent checks help preserve the assembly (hinge, screws, and support).

Advice for selection

If you are replacing an existing hinge, in addition to the nominal size 60×40 mm it is useful to also compare the hole positions and the opening required by your door. In case of doubt, the reference Osculati 38.822.02 is the most reliable element to identify the correct item.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Osculati code for these 60×40 mm stainless steel hinges?

The supplier product code is 38.822.02 (Osculati).

What material are the hinges made of?

The hinges are made of stainless steel.

What are the dimensions of the hinge?

The indicated size is 60×40 mm.

What are they intended for?

They are suitable as hardware for doors, panels, and hatches in nautical and plant engineering contexts, where stainless steel components are commonly used.

Are the screws included?

No information about the equipment is available. It is recommended to choose the screws based on the support and installation environment, checking compatibility with the holes and dimensions.