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McKinney PH-4 Pocket Pivot Hinge

McKinney PH-4 Pocket Pivot Hinge

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Model: PH-4 26D

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The non-handed PH-4 cast steel full mortise pocket pivot hinge allows single or cross corridor doors to lay against the wall with no projection into the openings and no gap between the door and the frame.

Features:

  • For applications where use of the full width of the corridor is required and/or a swing clear hinge is aesthetically unacceptable
  • Recesses into a pocket in the corridor wall
  • Allows single and cross corridor doors to lay against the wall with no projection into the opening and no gap between the door and frame
  • Meets material and performance requirements of NFPA 80 and ANSI A-156-1
  • Meets or exceeds ANSI 117.1, ADA compliant
  • Two thrust bearings for vertical loads, roller bearing for lateral support
  • UL Listed
  • Non-handed
  • Investment cast steel base material

 

RESOURCES & DOWNLOADS

McKinney Full Line Catalog

PH-4 Template

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Features:
Two Thrust Bearings for Vertical Loads; Roller Bearing for Lateral Support; Listed for Both Hollow Metal or Steel Covered Composite Fire Doors Rated Up to 3 Hours; Listed for Wood Core Type Fire Doors Rated 20 Minutes
Product Group:
Door Hinges and Pivots
Product Subgroup:
Pivots and Pivot Sets
Application:
Double Action
Number Of Mounting Holes:
10
Fasteners:
Machine: 3/4x12-24; Wood : 1-1/4x12
Fire Rated Time:
20 minutes
Electronic:
No
Pivot Type:
Intermediate
Mounting Method:
Pocket
Product Attribute:
Pivots
Duty Level:
Standard Duty
Product Type:
Pivot Hinges
Subcategory:
Door Pivots
Product Model:
PH-4
Fire Rating:
Yes
Product Category:
Door Trim & Accessories
Department:
Door Hardware

McKinney PH-4 26D – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Do I have to order a left hand and right hand version of the McKinney PH-4?
No. The PH-4 is non-handed, so one part covers both hands and you do not have to determine handing before you order. That is a real difference from some offset pivot sets, for example the International Door Closers OP-3001 and OP-4001 3/4 inch offset pivot sets for flush doors, which are handed and have to be specified left or right.
2) Can the McKinney PH-4 pocket pivot be used on a fire rated door?
Yes, and the rating depends on the door construction. The PH-4 is UL Listed and carries listings for hollow metal or steel covered composite fire doors rated up to 3 hours, and for wood core type fire doors rated 20 minutes. It also meets the material and performance requirements of NFPA 80 and ANSI A-156-1. If the opening is a 90 minute wood core door, this is not the pivot for it.
3) Is the McKinney PH-4 pocket pivot ADA compliant for a hospital corridor?
The PH-4 meets or exceeds ANSI 117.1 and is ADA compliant. That matters most on cross corridor doors in healthcare, where the clear width has to stay usable: the pivot puts the door into a wall pocket rather than leaving the leaf standing in the corridor.
4) Does the McKinney PH-4 pocket pivot work on a double acting cross corridor door?
Yes. The PH-4 is rated for double action service and is specifically intended for single and cross corridor doors. Cross corridor pairs are the main application, since each leaf swings both directions and needs to land flat in its wall pocket.
5) Can I use a Deltana PH60 or PH40 pivot hinge in place of a McKinney PH-4 on a fire rated corridor door?
No. The McKinney PH-4 carries a fire rating and is UL Listed, listed for hollow metal or steel covered composite fire doors rated up to 3 hours and for wood core type fire doors rated 20 minutes. The Deltana PH60 is a heavy duty solid brass pivot hinge measuring 4-3/8 by 5/8 by 1-7/8 inches, and the Deltana PH40 is a light duty solid brass pivot hinge at the same 4-3/8 by 5/8 by 1-7/8 inch dimensions, and neither is fire rated. The Deltana pivots suit non-rated interior and residential-style openings; a rated opening in a corridor needs the PH-4.
6) I need a non-handed pivot so I do not have to stock left and right. Which options are non-handed?
The McKinney PH-4 is non-handed, so one part covers either swing. Among offset pivot sets, the International Door Closers OP-2700 is also non-handed for flush doors at 3/4 inch offset. By contrast the International Door Closers OP-3001 and OP-4001 are handed 3/4 inch offset sets for flush doors, and Don-Jo bottom pivots are ordered by hand as well, the BP-1-34-LHR being left hand reverse and the BP-1-34-RHR right hand reverse. For a multi-opening job where you would rather not track handing per door, the PH-4 and the OP-2700 are the two that do not force that decision at order time.
7) What screws come with the McKinney PH-4 and how many holes do I have to drill?
Fasteners supplied are machine screws at 3/4 inch by 12-24 and wood screws at 1-1/4 inch by 12, so it can be set into either a hollow metal frame and door or a wood core door. There are 10 mounting holes to prep, and McKinney publishes a PH-4 template for laying them out. Prep the wall pocket as well, since the leaf has to clear into it.
8) What is the duty rating difference between the McKinney PH-4 and the Don-Jo and Deltana pivots?
The McKinney PH-4 is rated standard duty, built from investment cast steel with two thrust bearings for vertical loads and a roller bearing for lateral support. The Don-Jo pivots are heavy duty, covering the BP-1-34-LHR, BP-1-34-RHR, BP-2-34 and the HRP-1 reinforcing pivot, all of them fire rated. On the Deltana side, the PH60 is heavy duty while the PH35 and PH40 are light duty, and the PB985 pivot base is standard duty. Match the duty class to door weight and traffic, and note the PH-4 is the one in this group built specifically for the pocket application.
9) Is a Don-Jo HRP-1 reinforcing pivot an equivalent to the McKinney PH-4?
They are not equivalents, though both sit in the intermediate position on the door. The Don-Jo HRP-1 is a heavy duty steel reinforcing pivot with a 3/4 inch offset in a satin chrome finish, and it is fire rated. The McKinney PH-4 is a full mortise pocket pivot: it recesses into a pocket in the corridor wall so the door lays against the wall with no projection into the opening and no gap between door and frame, and it runs two thrust bearings for vertical loads plus a roller bearing for lateral support. Choose the HRP-1 when you are reinforcing an offset pivot arrangement, and the PH-4 when the corridor has to stay clear at full width.
10) What is a simpler pivot for a light interior cabinet or closet door that does not need the McKinney PH-4?
The Deltana PH35 is a light duty solid brass pivot hinge measuring 3-7/8 by 5/8 by 1-5/8 inches, sold as a pair, and the Deltana PH40 is the same light duty construction in a 4-3/8 by 5/8 by 1-7/8 inch size. Neither is fire rated. The Deltana PB985 is a solid brass pivot base sold each, standard duty and not fire rated, for the bottom bearing point. These are the plain-swing choice for a non-rated light door. The McKinney PH-4 is a cast steel pocket pivot built to let a corridor door lay flat against the wall and to serve on rated openings, which is more pivot than a closet door calls for.
11) Does the McKinney PH-4 pocket pivot need power or wiring?
No wiring involved. The PH-4 is a mechanical pivot with no electronic option, so there is no transfer of power through it for electrified locks or monitoring. If the opening needs power transfer to the door, that has to come from a separate electric hinge or a door loop.
12) What finish does the McKinney PH-4 pocket pivot come in?
The PH-4 is supplied as PH-4 26D, satin chrome over the investment cast steel body. If you are standardizing a floor of corridor doors, 26D is the common commercial match to satin chrome and satin stainless trim already on most hospital and institutional openings.
13) Are Deltana pivot hinges sold the same way as the McKinney PH-4, per piece or per pair?
Count the pieces before ordering, because the packaging differs across these lines. The Deltana PH35 and PH40 pivot hinges are each sold as a pair, while the Deltana PB985 pivot base is sold each. The McKinney PH-4 is ordered by model, with PH-4 26D the satin chrome offering, and mounts with ten mounting holes using 3/4 by 12-24 machine screws or 1-1/4 by 12 wood screws. On a multi-door corridor job, work out the per-opening piece count rather than assuming one line item covers both jambs.
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Does the McKinney PH-4 26D come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The McKinney PH-4 26D is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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