There are all types of hinges to choose from!  Take a look at the options we have for you!  Still have questions?  Use our handy Contact Form to reach us, and we’ll gladly work with you to figure out which hinge will work best for you.

	Starting with the basics… Continuous and Butt Hinges are commonly used in enclosures, toolboxes, access panels and many other places.  Available in Steel, Stainless and Aluminum with many options.  Standard continuous hinges come without holes, and with a mill finish.  Custom forming, hole punching and trimming are also available, on request!
	Slip Joint Hinges, also known as “lift-off hinges” have some obvious uses.  Want to remove the door for easier access?  Done.  Slip Joint hinges come in Stainless Steel, Plain Steel and Aluminum.  No Titanium hinges yet, sorry. They would be cool, though.
	Southco’s Adjustable Friction Hinges are durable, easy to install, and sport that rugged “no nonsense” look.  Widely seen in Canada on most Tim Hortons equipment (others, I’m sure, but I see them all the time at Tim’s. I wonder why?).  Available in three sizes (medium and large sizes shown here), all rugged and able to withstand extreme temperatures.
	If a slip joint hinge is great, Weld-On Hinges are greater!  Packing enormous load capacities for their compact size, weld-on hinges come in a variety of styles and lengths.  Just weld them on for a no-hassle, low profile and clean look.
	Strap Hinges are a low-cost solution where hinges need to be strong and reliable.  These come typically in Steel with a Zinc or galvanized finish, with pre-drilled and countersunk holes.
	Lift-Off hinges sure don’t have to be ugly!  Southco’s 96 series Lift-Off Hinges come in offset and inline configurations, in die-case zinc and glass-reinforced nylon.  There’s even a Stainless version of these that looks, dare I say it, “snazzy”.  Yup, I said it.
	One of Southco’s latest offerings is this concealed hinge.  There are a range of options for both the frame and door component of this hinge, making it extremely versatile for nearly any application that requires a hidden hinge mechanism.
	Now here’s an example of a concealed hinge with personality.  The R6 concealed hinge is designed for lighter doors that need to flip open (and in some cases lock open) easily and quickly.  This hinge features nylon glides for smooth operation, and easy installation.
	Introducing the heavy hitter… When you need ultimate strength in a hinge, we have options.  These heavy duty hinges in plain steel (some with grease fittings installed) are ready for welding and painting.
	Is it a hinge, or is it a latch?  Maybe it’s both!  Spring Hinges, Latch Hinges, Cane-bolt latches, or whatever you call them, we have them.  Not only that, but we have many sizes and configurations in stock too!
	…and we have them in heavy-duty versions, too.
	Looking for something rugged and pretty?  These stainless formed hinges are ready to install.  There’s even an offset version if your door isn’t flush to the frame.  Yup, 100% Stainless.  Available in three sizes.
	Here’s another version of the all-stainless steel hinge line we have.  Even the PIN is stainless.  These have the option of square or round holes, and also come in three sizes.