
Hinges & Connecting Hardware
Stamped hinges and connecting parts can be supplied for folding, opening and linkage structures used alongside door, window and mechanical hardware assemblies.
HUNE supplies custom hardware components for sliding, folding and mechanical motion systems. Our product range includes roller-related components, stamped metal parts, hinges and structural hardware designed around different installation and movement requirements. Standard configurations and drawing-based custom solutions are available for different assemblies.

These stamped metal parts are mainly supplied as supporting components for HUNE roller, bearing and door or window hardware products. Selection is based on how the metal part fits, supports, connects or protects the surrounding roller assembly rather than treating it as an isolated stamped component.

Stamped hinges and connecting parts can be supplied for folding, opening and linkage structures used alongside door, window and mechanical hardware assemblies.

Washers, brackets and other formed metal parts can be matched with shafts, bearings, rollers and mounting points to support positioning, fastening and assembly requirements.

Individual parts should be selected together with mating components, movement direction and overall mechanism requirements rather than considered in isolation.
HUNE stamped metal parts are developed around their function within roller, bearing and hardware assemblies. Formed geometry, mounting points, mating positions and structural details can be matched to surrounding components so buyers can source compatible metal parts together with related roller and hardware products.
Hole positions, formed sections, mounting points and mating surfaces can be developed around the bearing, roller, shaft or surrounding hardware used in the final assembly.
Stamped housings, brackets, washers and hinge components can incorporate bends, formed features and connection points required for positioning, supporting or retaining other parts.
Dimensions, geometry and structural details can be reviewed from customer drawings, physical samples or existing assemblies to support compatible production.
Material and surface requirements for stamped hardware should be selected according to part geometry, forming requirements, mechanical function, operating environment and compatibility with mating components. HUNE reviews these factors together with the drawing, sample or assembly requirements before production.
Material selection should match the required structure, forming process and mechanical function of the component rather than being determined by appearance alone.
Material thickness and forming behaviour influence bends, stamped features, hole positions and overall dimensional stability during manufacturing.
The selected material should also be considered together with bearings, rollers, shafts, hinges, fasteners and other mating components used in the final assembly.
Surface requirements should reflect the actual operating environment, contact areas and appearance expectations of the finished hardware component.
Where a specific finish is required, it should be defined in the technical drawing or approved sample so that production and inspection follow the same standard.
Additional forming, machining, deburring, assembly or other secondary operations can be reviewed according to the structure and manufacturing requirements of the part.
Custom stamped hardware production begins with the part drawing, sample and assembly requirements. HUNE reviews the component structure, material requirements, critical dimensions and production needs before defining the tooling and manufacturing route. The objective is to establish a practical process that can be repeated consistently from sample approval through batch production.
We review the drawing, sample or existing assembly to understand component geometry, mounting positions, mating relationships, material requirements and other critical production details.
The production route is defined according to the part structure and required manufacturing operations. Where dedicated tooling is required, the tooling concept is reviewed together with the intended production method and inspection requirements.
Initial samples are checked against the approved drawing and agreed requirements before batch production. Confirmed specifications then provide the reference for subsequent manufacturing and quality inspection.
HUNE supplies custom hardware components for sliding, folding and mechanical assemblies used in door and window systems, furniture fittings, roller mechanisms and OEM equipment. Parts can be developed from drawings, physical samples or existing assemblies to match specific installation and movement requirements.

Custom stamped parts, roller-related components, hinges and mounting hardware can be used in sliding doors, folding doors, window systems and other guided movement mechanisms. Component geometry and mounting features are matched to the surrounding track and assembly structure.

Hinges, brackets, connecting parts and other custom hardware can be developed for folding furniture, cabinets, partitions and related mechanisms where controlled movement and compact installation are required.

Custom metal components can also be integrated into appliances, machinery and OEM equipment as mounting, connecting, guiding or supporting parts. Production is based on the approved drawing, sample and assembly requirements.
Providing clear technical information helps HUNE review stamped component and assembly requirements more efficiently. A complete drawing is preferred, but physical samples and basic specification details can also be used to begin the evaluation.
Provide a 2D or 3D drawing, existing sample or reference component. Where available, include dimensions, hole positions, formed geometry and other structural details that must be maintained in production.
Specify the required material, thickness, finish, tolerance or other critical requirements shown on the drawing. If some specifications are not yet confirmed, they can be reviewed during the technical evaluation.
Provide the expected prototype or order quantity together with any relevant bearings, rollers, shafts, mounting interfaces or mating parts that may affect the stamped component design and production.
Please provide a technical drawing, physical sample or clear information about the component dimensions, material, thickness, quantity and intended assembly. Details about mating rollers, bearings, shafts or other hardware are also helpful where the stamped part must fit an existing mechanism.
Yes. Existing samples or assemblies can be reviewed when drawings are unavailable. Key dimensions, structural details, material requirements and mating relationships should be confirmed before tooling and production.
Typical supporting components include hinges, washers, brackets, mounting parts, stamped housings and other formed metal components used with roller, bearing, door and window hardware assemblies.
Yes. Dimensions, hole positions, bends, formed geometry, mounting points and other structural details can be developed according to customer drawings, samples or existing assembly requirements.
HUNE supplies components and assemblies for sliding, guiding and mechanical motion systems, from bearings and roller wheels to stamped hardware and complete sliding door roller assemblies.
HUNE's product range connects individual bearing, roller and hardware components with more integrated sliding solutions. Buyers can source specific parts or explore related components required within the same mechanical assembly.
Deep groove ball bearings form a core rotating element in many roller wheels, guided mechanisms and sliding hardware assemblies.
Rubber, plastic and bearing-integrated roller products extend the core bearing function into components designed for sliding, guiding and rolling contact.
Custom stamped components, mounting hardware and door or window roller parts connect individual motion components with the surrounding mechanical structure.
For applications requiring a more integrated solution, HUNE's product range also includes heavy-duty sliding door roller assemblies that combine roller and hardware elements into a complete functional unit.
HUNE supports projects ranging from individual bearings, roller wheels and stamped parts to more integrated roller hardware assemblies. Drawings, samples and assembly requirements are reviewed together so that component specifications can be aligned with the intended application.
Customer drawings, physical samples and existing assemblies can be reviewed to understand dimensions, component relationships, material requirements and installation details before production planning.
Bearings, roller wheels, shafts, stamped parts and related hardware can be considered together where multiple components must fit or operate within the same mechanical assembly.
Approved drawings, confirmed samples and agreed inspection requirements provide the reference for repeat production and checking of relevant dimensions, structure and assembly features.
Specific materials, tolerances, finishes, inspection methods and production processes should be confirmed from the applicable drawing or technical requirements before production.
Send HUNE your drawing, physical sample or application requirements. We can review the component structure, bearing or roller configuration, mounting details and production requirements before preparing the next step for your project.
A technical drawing is ideal, but samples, dimensions, photos and assembly information can also help us understand your requirement.