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McKinney T2314 Non Ferrous Hinge, Standard Weight, 5 Knuckle

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McKinney Non Ferrous Hinges Overview
 

McKinney is ASSA ABLOY’s line of high quality architectural hinges for commercial use. McKinney joined the ASSA ABLOY family of products in 1996. Under the ASSA ABLOY banner, we have greatly expanded the research and development, and manufacturing capabilities of this product line to have the most impact on improving custom hinge manufacturing.

Full Mortise Hinges
Full mortise hinges come in a variety of metals, finishes, sizes, and weights to meet all your load bearing and security applications. They include two, three, and five knuckle styles, swing clear hinges, wide throw hinges, anchor hinges, electric hinges, institutional hinges, and pivots.


The most common application is a flush door/frame/wall condition using a hollow metal frame with a standard hollow metal or wood door which is flush or 1/16" inset from the face of the frame, with a wall which is either flush (or inset from the
face of the frame. Recommended to hang door for 180Ëš swing: Full Mortise Hinge. The same hinge could be used with a wood or aluminum frame provided the door/frame/wall conditions are flush.

Oil Impregnated Bearing (TA)
One piece, non-ferrous, and self-lubricating bearings ensure even longer-lasting wear and resistance to clogging, corrosion, and hinge failure. This feature is standard and supplied on all five knuckle bearing hinges up to 5" height. All 6" or larger are Ball Bearing hinges.

 
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Product Specs

Subcategory:
Full Mortise Hinges
Knuckles:
5
Corner Style:
Square Corners
Product Group:
Door Hinges and Pivots
Product Subgroup:
Full Mortise Hinges
Product Type:
Hinges
Features:
Recommended for Standard Weight, Medium Frequency Doors, or Doors With Closing Devices, Recommended to Hang Door for 180˚ Swing
Duty Level:
Medium Duty
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Tags:
McKinney Non Ferrous Hinge
Product Model:
T2314
Product Category:
Door Hinges and Pivots
Product Substrate:
Brass or Stainless Steel
Department:
Door Hardware

McKinney T2314 4-1/2x4-1/2 10B – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What size hinges does the McKinney T2314 come in?
The T2314 non-ferrous full mortise hinge is offered in 3-1/2 x 3-1/2, 4 x 4, 4-1/2 x 4, 4-1/2 x 4-1/2, 5 x 4, 5 x 4-1/2, and 5 x 5 inches. Every one of those sizes is available in all three finishes, so size and finish can be picked independently. The 3-1/2 inch size suits lighter interior openings; 4-1/2 x 4-1/2 is the workhorse size on commercial hollow metal doors, and the 5 inch heights give you more leaf width for thicker doors or heavier slabs.
2) Is the McKinney T2314 heavy enough for a door with a closer on it?
Yes. The T2314 is a standard weight, medium duty hinge and McKinney calls it out for standard weight, medium frequency doors or doors with closing devices. That covers a typical office, classroom, or corridor door with a surface closer. What it is not sized for is a high-traffic entrance or a heavy slab cycling all day. For that, step up to a heavy weight ball bearing hinge such as the Don-Jo HWBB84545 in 4-1/2 x 4-1/2 or the Hager BB1168.
3) Will the McKinney T2314 fit my existing hinge cutouts, or do I have to re-mortise the frame?
Square corners, so the T2314 drops into a hollow metal frame and door already prepped with square hinge pockets, which is the standard commercial prep. If the openings have radius corner cutouts (common on wood doors and residential prep), this leaf will not seat cleanly without rework. For a radius pocket, look at a radius corner commercial hinge like the Orca Hardware 4014 Series in 4 x 4 with a 1/4 inch radius or the 3514 Series in 3-1/2 x 3-1/2. Match the size to what is in the door too, not just the corner style.
4) Why would I pay for a non-ferrous hinge instead of a steel one?
Base material is what you are buying here. The T2314 is brass or stainless steel rather than plated steel, which is what you want on an exterior door, a pool or locker room opening, a coastal building, or anywhere wash-down and humidity would rust a steel hinge through the plating. On a dry interior corridor a steel hinge does the same mechanical job for less. The McKinney oil impregnated bearing is also non-ferrous and self-lubricating, which is what keeps the pivot from clogging and seizing in that kind of environment.
5) Do I need NRP hinges on an outswing exterior door?
Yes, and the T2314 can be ordered that way. NRP (non-removable pin) is a selectable option on this hinge. On any door that swings out, the hinge barrels are on the unsecured side, and without NRP someone can drive the pin and pull the door off the frame regardless of what lock is on it. Specify NRP at the time of order for exterior outswing doors, stairwells, and anything securing a tenant space. Interior doors that swing in do not need it.
6) I need to run power through the door for an electric lock. Can the T2314 do that?
No. The T2314 is a plain mechanical five knuckle hinge with no wire path through it, so it cannot carry power to an electrified lock, an electric strike in the door, or a card reader. For that you need an electric power transfer hinge: the Command Access ETH-BB68 is a five knuckle heavy duty energy transfer hinge, the ETH-CB70 is the three knuckle standard weight version, and the BEST CECB179-12C is a full mortise electrified hinge with a 12-wire quick connect. If you also need to monitor door position on the same hinge, the Command Access ETM-BB68 has an integrated door position switch.
7) What is the closest equivalent to the McKinney T2314 from another brand?
For a five knuckle full mortise standard weight hinge, the Stanley Security FBB191 in 4-1/2 x 4-1/2 is the closest match by construction. Note the difference in base material: the T2314 is brass or stainless steel, while the FBB191 is the steel-base architectural line. If your reason for specifying the T2314 is corrosion resistance on an exterior or wet opening, the steel equivalent is not a substitute. If it is just a dry interior door and you want a concealed bearing look instead of exposed knuckles, the Ives 3CB1 medium duty concealed bearing full mortise hinge is the other common spec.
8) What is the closest equivalent to a McKinney T2314 standard weight 5 knuckle hinge in a 4-1/2 by 4-1/2 size?
The Stanley Security FBB191 is a 5-knuckle full mortise standard weight hinge in 4-1/2 inch by 4-1/2 inch, which matches the McKinney T2314 on knuckle count, full mortise mounting, and standard weight class. The T2314 is a non-ferrous hinge in brass or stainless steel with square corners, so if the opening calls for a non-ferrous base material the T2314 is the one to keep; if a steel base is acceptable the FBB191 covers the same 4-1/2 by 4-1/2 opening.
9) I need a heavier hinge than the McKinney T2314 for a high traffic door. What should I use instead?
The T2314 is a medium duty hinge recommended for standard weight, medium frequency doors or doors with closing devices. For a heavier opening, the Don-Jo HWBB84545 is a heavy weight full mortise ball bearing hinge in 4-1/2 inch by 4-1/2 inch, and the Don-Jo HWBB85045 is the same heavy weight ball bearing construction in 5 inch by 4-1/2 inch brass. The Ives 3CB1HW is a steel heavy weight concealed bearing full mortise hinge if you prefer a 3-knuckle concealed bearing profile.
10) Is a residential hinge like the Emtek 91013 the same thing as a McKinney T2314 in 3-1/2 by 3-1/2?
No. The Emtek 91013 is a residential plain bearing hinge sold as a pair in 3-1/2 inch by 3-1/2 inch with square corners and a plated steel base. The McKinney T2314 is a commercial hinge in a brass or stainless steel non-ferrous base. Same nominal size and same square corner, different bearing type and different base metal, so the two are not interchangeable on a commercial opening where a non-ferrous body is specified.
11) My door needs to close itself. Can I use a McKinney T2314 instead of a door closer?
No. The T2314 is recommended for doors with closing devices, meaning it carries the load a closer puts on the door but does not close the door itself. For self-closing action from the hinge, the Stanley Security 2060R is a full mortise spring hinge in 4-1/2 inch by 4-1/2 inch with square corners on a ferrous steel base, rated heavy duty. That is a spring hinge, a different product from the T2314 despite matching its square corner and 4-1/2 by 4-1/2 size.
12) The frame will not take a full mortise hinge. What can I use in place of the McKinney T2314?
The T2314 is a full mortise hinge and needs mortise prep in both the door and the frame. Where the frame cannot be mortised, the Hager 1129 is a half mortise plain bearing commercial hinge in 4-1/2 inch standard weight steel, rated heavy duty. For a surface application, the Hager 990 STEEL is a full surface hinge in 3 inch by 4 inch. For a door that must swing both directions, the BEST DAP-3 is a double acting pivot for commercial interior doors rather than a hinge.
13) Does the McKinney T2314 have oil impregnated bearings or ball bearings?
Depends on the height you order. McKinney supplies the oil impregnated (TA) bearing as standard on all five knuckle bearing hinges up to 5 inches, and every T2314 size tops out at 5 inches, so what ships is the self-lubricating oil impregnated bearing. Anything 6 inches or taller in the McKinney line is a ball bearing hinge instead. Practically, the oil impregnated bearing is one piece and self-lubricating, so there is nothing to grease over the life of the door.
14) What finishes does the McKinney T2314 hinge come in and which one matches my existing hardware?
Three finishes: 613 satin bronze oil-rubbed, 626 satin chrome, and 630 satin stainless steel. Match by the BHMA number stamped on what is already in the building, not by eye. 626 is the most common commercial finish and pairs with satin chrome levers and closers; 630 is the satin stainless usually specified alongside stainless push plates and exit devices, and it is the durable choice for exterior or wash-down openings; 613 is the dark oil-rubbed bronze used on hospitality and residential-look openings. All three are offered in every size.
15) Is the McKinney T2314 a residential hinge or a commercial one?
Commercial. The T2314 is a full mortise architectural hinge built for commercial openings, five knuckle with a bearing, square corner, non-ferrous base. It is heavier and better prepped than a residential hinge and it is sold as singles, not as a pair the way builder hinges usually are. If the job is a house or an apartment interior door, a residential set like the Emtek 91013 plain bearing pair in 3-1/2 x 3-1/2 or the Delaney 3-1/2 x 3-1/2 bulk steel interior hinges is what that market uses.
16) Can I use the McKinney T2314 on a door that needs to swing a full 180 degrees?
Yes. A full mortise hinge is the type McKinney recommends to hang a door for 180 degree swing, and the T2314 is a full mortise hinge. The condition that has to be met is the opening geometry: a flush door, frame, and wall, with the door flush or set back about 1/16 inch from the face of the frame. If the wall projects past the frame face, or the door is offset, a full mortise hinge will bind before 180 and you need a wide throw or swing clear hinge instead.
17) Will the McKinney T2314 work on a wood door in a wood or aluminum frame?
It will, provided the door, frame, and wall sit flush. McKinney states the same full mortise hinge works with a wood or aluminum frame as long as those conditions are flush, and the common application is a standard hollow metal or wood door. The two things to verify before ordering are the hinge pocket size already cut in the door edge (this hinge runs 3-1/2 to 5 inches) and the corner style, because square corner leaves will not seat in a radius pocket.
18) Should I use a five knuckle bearing hinge or a concealed bearing hinge on a commercial door?
Both hang the same full mortise opening; the difference is where the bearing sits and how it looks. The McKinney T2314 is a five knuckle hinge with the bearing visible between the knuckles, and on this model that bearing is the self-lubricating oil impregnated type. A concealed bearing hinge such as the Ives 3CB1 hides the bearing inside the barrel for a cleaner three knuckle line, and the Hager 920 is a two knuckle concealed plain bearing version. Where a five knuckle earns its place is load distribution across more knuckles on doors with closers. Concealed bearing tends to get specified where the architect wants the smooth barrel.
19) How many McKinney T2314 hinges do I need per door?
Order three per door for a standard commercial opening up to 7 feet 6 inches tall, and add one more hinge for each additional 30 inches of height. The T2314 sells as individual hinges rather than in pairs, so a three-hinge door is a quantity of three. If the door has a closer on it, stay with three minimum, which is the frequency and weight range the T2314 is built for.
20) Can I use the T2314 on a stairwell or prison-grade security door?
No. The T2314 is a medium duty standard weight architectural hinge, which is the wrong class for detention or maximum-security openings. Those call for detention hardware built for the abuse: the BEST BB855 heavy duty steel double weight concealed ball bearing prison hinge, the Stanley Security double weight prison hinge in 5 x 6, or the Hager 990 full surface prison hinge with a welded tip. On an ordinary secured tenant or stairwell door that is not detention rated, the T2314 with the NRP option ordered is a reasonable spec.
21) What is a simpler alternative to the McKinney T2314 for a 4 inch by 4 inch square corner interior door?
The Orca Hardware 4040 Series is a 4 inch by 4 inch square corner plain bearing commercial hinge rated medium duty, which is the same duty class as the T2314 and matches its square corner prep in the 4 by 4 size. The Delaney CH401X is a 4 inch by 4 inch commercial ball bearing hinge with square corners if you want a bearing hinge rather than plain bearing. Both are steel-based commercial hinges; the T2314 keeps a non-ferrous brass or stainless steel body.
22) What is the difference between the McKinney T2314 and a concealed bearing hinge like the Ives 3CB1?
The Ives 3CB1 is a 3-knuckle concealed bearing full mortise hinge in steel, medium duty. The McKinney T2314 is a 5 knuckle hinge in a brass or stainless steel non-ferrous body, also medium duty. Both are full mortise and both carry the same duty rating, so the choice comes down to knuckle count and appearance at the door edge plus base metal: the 3CB1 shows a 3-knuckle steel barrel, the T2314 a 5-knuckle non-ferrous one.
23) I ordered the McKinney T2314 with the NRP option. Is there another hinge that comes with a non-removable pin?
The T2314 can be ordered with the NRP non-removable pin option. Two peers carry NRP as part of the product itself: the Hager BB1168 is a non-removable pin full mortise ball bearing hinge rated heavy duty, and the Deltana CSB45N is a 4-1/2 inch by 4-1/2 inch square hinge sold as a pair with a non-removable pin. The BB1168 is the heavy duty option; the T2314 is medium duty.
24) For apartment interior doors, do I need the McKinney T2314 or will a residential hinge work?
The T2314 is a commercial hinge in brass or stainless steel, recommended for medium frequency doors and doors with closing devices. For interior residential openings without a closer, the Delaney RH35xx is a 3-1/2 inch by 3-1/2 inch bulk steel interior residential hinge with a 5/8 inch radius sold in pairs, and the Schlage Residential S3P1010 is a 3-1/2 inch by 3-1/2 inch square corner plain bearing mortise hinge in a pack of 3. Note the Delaney is a 5/8 inch radius corner while the T2314 and the S3P1010 are square corner, so the corner prep has to match what is already cut.
25) I am standardizing hinges across a building. Is the McKinney T2314 a good fleet spec?
It works well as a single line item across a mixed building. One model covers seven sizes from 3-1/2 x 3-1/2 through 5 x 5 and three BHMA finishes (613, 626, 630), so office doors, corridor doors, and exterior openings can all carry the same model number with only size and finish changing on the order. The non-ferrous brass or stainless base means the same spec holds up on wet and exterior openings where a plated steel hinge would need replacing. The one place to break from it is any door heavier or busier than medium frequency, which wants a heavy weight hinge instead.
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