A hinge for the rotatable movement of a closing element, such as a door, a window, a shutter or the like, between a closing position and an opening position, the closing element being anchorable to a stationary support structure, such as a wall, a floor, a frame or similar, includes a hinge body anchorable to the stationary support structure or the closing element, and a pivot defining an axis and anchorable to the closing element or the stationary support structure. The pivot and the hinge body are coupled so as to cause the closing element to rotate between the opening and the closing position. The hinge body includes a working chamber defined along the axis to house the pivot.

A hinge for the rotatable movement of a closing element, such as a door, a window, a shutter or the like, between a closing position and an opening position, the closing element being anchorable to a stationary support structure, such as a wall, a floor, a frame or similar, includes a hinge body anchorable to the stationary support structure or the closing element, and a pivot defining an axis and anchorable to the closing element or the stationary support structure. The pivot and the hinge body are coupled so as to cause the closing element to rotate between the opening and the closing position. The hinge body includes a working chamber defined along the axis to house the pivot.

A hinge pin includes a pin body with an upper portion and a lower portion; a reservoir within the pin body and accessible from a top end of the body, the reservoir extending a length of the upper portion; a weep hole extending from an exterior of the pin body and into the reservoir at a base of the reservoir; and a cap removably secured to the pin body at the top end; the upper portion is shorter than the lower portion; and the reservoir is to receive a lubricant to disperse through the weep hole.

A hinge pin includes a pin body with an upper portion and a lower portion; a reservoir within the pin body and accessible from a top end of the body, the reservoir extending a length of the upper portion; a weep hole extending from an exterior of the pin body and into the reservoir at a base of the reservoir; and a cap removably secured to the pin body at the top end; the upper portion is shorter than the lower portion; and the reservoir is to receive a lubricant to disperse through the weep hole.

A device that assists in lubricating installed door hinges is disclosed. This invention isolates aerosol propelled lubricant to the specific area of an installed door hinge while preventing overspray and containing the lubricating liquid within the device.

A device that assists in lubricating installed door hinges is disclosed. This invention isolates aerosol propelled lubricant to the specific area of an installed door hinge while preventing overspray and containing the lubricating liquid within the device.

A device that assists in lubricating installed door hinges is disclosed. This invention isolates aerosol propelled lubricant to the specific area of an installed door hinge while preventing overspray and containing the lubricating liquid within the device.

A device that assists in lubricating installed door hinges is disclosed. This invention isolates aerosol propelled lubricant to the specific area of an installed door hinge while preventing overspray and containing the lubricating liquid within the device.

A hinge device connecting a door rotatably to a washing machine main body, which enables the door to be closed smoothly and slowly, and to be opened easily.

A hinged system includes a preassembled hinge module for pivotally coupling a first component to a second component. The preassembled hinge module includes a shaft, a torque element frictionally engaging the shaft, and a housing. The housing includes a cover, a side wall, and a rear wall that define an interior space enclosed within the housing. The interior space receives the torque element inside the housing. The cover defines a first aperture, and the rear wall defines a second aperture, the first aperture and the second aperture aligned with a pivot axis of the shaft. The shaft extends through at least the first aperture, the interior space, and the second aperture. The shaft is separate from, and configured to be mounted to, the first component. The housing is separate from, and configured to be mounted to, the second component.