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Dormakaba Stanley Security CB191 Stainless Steel Full Mortise Concealed Bearing Standard Weight Hinge CB191

Stanley Security CB191 Stainless Steel Full Mortise Concealed Bearing Standard Weight Hinge

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STANLEY SECURITY CB191 BRASS, BRONZE OR STAINLESS STEEL FULL MORTISE CONCEALED BEARING STANDARD WEIGHT HINGE WITH REMOVABLE PIN

The Stanley Security CB191 is a standard weight hinge available in brass, bronze, or stainless steel options. It is designed for various door applications, offering strength and durability. The full mortise design allows for a concealed and secure installation, providing a clean and polished appearance. Equipped with concealed bearings, it ensures smooth and silent operation. The hinge features a removable pin, allowing for easy maintenance and adjustments as needed. The CB191 is a versatile choice for both residential and commercial doors, offering a balance between functionality, aesthetic appeal, and ease of use.

FEATURES

  • For aluminum doors with aluminum frames
  • “Slip-in” application where one leaf of hinge is inserted through a slot in door or frame, and the other leaf mortised
  • Application A – specify “swaged to provide 3/16" (4.8mm) clearance between leaves when parallel and one leaf with standard punching and countersinking and other leaf drilled and tapped.” Specify hand desired.
  • Round corners – use prefix “RD” and specify radius desired.
  • 1/4" (6.4mm) radius available on all sizes
  • Other types and sizes available on request
  • Pins in non-ferrous hinges are stainless steel

Finish Options

  • 605 - Bright Brass (Material - Brass)
  • 613 - Dark Oxidized, Satin Bronze, Oil Rubbed (Material - Bronze)
  • 630 - Satin Stainless Steel (Material - Stainless Steel)

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Product Specs

Subcategory:
Hinges
Series:
Architectural Hinges
Hinge Type:
Full Mortise
Knuckles:
5
Bearing Type:
Concealed Bearing
Corner Style:
Square Corners
Product Group:
Door Hinges and Pivots
Product Subgroup:
Full Mortise Hinges
Product Type:
Full Mortise Hinges
Duty Level:
Medium Duty
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Hinge Pin Type:
Removable
Product Model:
CB191
Product Category:
Door Hinges and Pivots
Department:
Door Hardware

Stanley Security CB191-630-4.5x4.5 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Is the Stanley CB191 hinge heavy enough for a commercial entrance door, or do I need a heavy weight hinge?
The CB191 is a standard weight, medium duty concealed bearing hinge, rated commercial. It handles normal commercial traffic on typical door weights. For a heavy door, high frequency entrance, or anywhere the leaf is oversized, step up to the Stanley Security CB199, which is the heavy weight concealed bearing hinge in the same Architectural Hinges family. Same bearing design, more capacity.
2) What sizes and finish does the Stanley CB191 concealed bearing hinge come in?
Three orderable configurations, all in 630 satin stainless steel: 4 x 4 inch, 4-1/2 x 4-1/2 inch, and 4-1/2 x 4-1/2 inch with NRP. Use the 4 inch on lighter interior openings and the 4-1/2 where the door is thicker or wider. Corners are square, so it drops into a standard square-corner mortise without a radius router.
3) Do I need the NRP version of the CB191 hinge?
Order NRP whenever the door swings out of the secured area, so the hinge barrel is on the exterior. The non-removable pin set screw stops someone pulling the pin and lifting the door off. The CB191 offers NRP in the 4-1/2 x 4-1/2 size. On an inswing door where the knuckles sit inside the room, the standard removable pin version is fine and easier to service.
4) What is the closest replacement for a Stanley CB191 if I need a different hinge?
For a like-for-like swap, the BEST 1900R is the same description of part, a full mortise concealed bearing standard weight hinge with a removable pin, in steel rather than stainless. For an exposed bearing substitute in the same 4-1/2 x 4-1/2 square corner stainless format, the Don-Jo BB94545 matches the mortise. What is not a substitute: the BEST CB248 swing clear and the Hager 1260 swing clear, which move the door leaf clear of the opening and change the clear width, and the BEST CB223 pivot reinforced hinge, which is cut for beveled edge doors.
5) Will the Stanley CB191 work on an aluminum storefront door?
Yes, that is one of its stated applications. The CB191 is made for aluminum doors in aluminum frames, using a slip-in installation where one leaf goes through a slot in the door or frame and the other leaf is mortised in the conventional way. That is a different install from hanging a hollow metal door, so confirm your stile is slotted for it before you cut anything.
6) Can I use a CB191 to run power to an electrified lock in the door?
No - the CB191 is a standard concealed bearing hinge with no wire path through it. For a power transfer at the hinge, the ACSI 5BB1 is a 5 knuckle ball bearing full mortise hinge in 4-1/2 inch by 4-1/2 inch with a concealed electric through-wire, 4 wire 28 gauge. It mounts in the same full mortise prep, so it is common practice to hang the door on CB191 hinges and swap one leaf position to the electrified 5BB1 where the wire needs to cross.
7) What is the equivalent of a Stanley Security CB191 hinge in a steel body instead of stainless?
The BEST 1900R is the steel counterpart. Both are full mortise concealed bearing standard weight hinges with a removable pin, both are medium duty, and both sit in the Architectural Hinges series. The CB191 is offered in brass, bronze, or stainless steel; the 1900R is steel. If the opening does not need the corrosion resistance of stainless, the 1900R covers the same concealed bearing, removable pin arrangement.
8) Is a Hager 1279 the same thing as a Stanley CB191?
They are close in class but not the same bearing design. Both are 5 knuckle full mortise commercial hinges rated medium duty. The difference is inside the barrel: the CB191 uses a concealed bearing, while the Hager 1279 is a plain bearing hinge. A plain bearing hinge has no bearing race between the knuckles, so on a door where the concealed bearing was specified for smooth, quiet swing under sustained cycling, the 1279 is a different product, not a drop-in equal.
9) A CB191 will not give us the clear opening width we need for a wheelchair - what hinge should we use instead?
Look at a swing clear hinge. The BEST CB248 is a steel full mortise concealed bearing swing clear hinge for square edge doors, medium duty - the same concealed bearing and medium duty class as the CB191, but the swing clear geometry carries the door leaf clear of the opening so the jamb stop, not the door thickness, sets the clear width. The Hager 1260 is another full mortise swing clear option, heavy duty with a 5 knuckle plain bearing design.
10) The door has to clear a trim projection - the CB191 does not throw the door far enough off the frame. What do I order?
A wide throw hinge. The Hager WTBB1168 is a 4-1/2 inch by 6 inch full mortise ball bearing wide throw hinge, heavy weight with 5 knuckles. The extra leaf width is what pushes the door far enough off the frame to swing past casing, brick mould, or a deep reveal. The CB191 sizes are square, 4 by 4 and 4-1/2 by 4-1/2, so it swings on a standard throw.
11) Can I pull the door without taking the hinges off the frame?
Yes. The CB191 has a removable pin, so you knock the pin out and lift the door off with both leaves still fastened. That matters on turnover work and on any door you have to pull repeatedly for painting or repair. The NRP version is the exception, its pin is retained on purpose.
12) Concealed bearing or ball bearing hinge, what is the difference for a commercial door?
Both carry the door on bearings rather than metal on metal. On the CB191 the bearings sit inside the knuckles, so the barrel reads as a clean five-knuckle profile with no bearing rings showing between the knuckles. Exposed ball bearing hinges like the Don-Jo BB94545 or the McKinney TCA2314 do the same job with the bearing visible in the barrel. Pick concealed where appearance on the opening matters; pick a plain bearing like the Hager 1279 only on low traffic doors, since a plain bearing has no bearing at all between the knuckles.
13) Can I get the CB191 hinge with round corners to match my existing door prep?
Yes. The stock configuration is square corner, but round corners are ordered by adding the prefix RD and calling out the radius you need. A 1/4 inch (6.4mm) radius is available in all sizes, which is the common radius on factory prepped hollow metal. Measure the corner on the hinge you are pulling before you order, since a square hinge will not seat in a radiused mortise without rework.
14) We need a stainless 4-1/2 by 4-1/2 square corner hinge - what else works besides the CB191?
The Don-Jo BB94545 is a stainless steel full mortise ball bearing hinge in 4-1/2 inch by 4-1/2 inch with square corners, standard duty. The CB191 also comes in a 4-1/2 by 4-1/2 size with square corners and is available in stainless. The distinction is the bearing: the CB191 carries a concealed bearing, the BB94545 a ball bearing, which is visible at the knuckle rather than hidden inside it.
15) Our doors are beveled edge and we need pivot reinforcement - is the CB191 the right hinge?
The CB191 is a standard weight full mortise hinge with square corners and no pivot reinforcement. For a beveled edge door needing that reinforcement, the BEST CB223 is a stainless steel concealed bearing heavy weight pivot reinforced hinge built for beveled edge doors. For square edge doors in a pivot reinforced hinge, the BEST FBB212 is the steel ball bearing pivot reinforced equivalent, standard duty. Edge condition decides which of those two you order.
16) Is the CB191 overkill for interior apartment doors, and what is a simpler hinge for that?
For low traffic interior residential doors, a plain bearing hinge does the job. The Hager 1541 is a full mortise plain bearing residential hinge in stainless steel with a 5 knuckle design. The CB191 is a commercial hinge with a concealed bearing, which is what you want on doors that cycle hard all day or carry a closer. On a bedroom or unit interior door, the 1541 is the simpler build.
17) What is the difference between the McKinney TCA2314, TCA2317, and TCA3386 if I am cross-shopping them against a CB191?
All three McKinney hinges are square corner 5 knuckle full mortise hinges in 4-1/2 inch by 4-1/2 inch, the same footprint and corner style as the 4-1/2 by 4-1/2 CB191. The TCA2314 and TCA2317 are standard duty; the TCA3386 is the heavy weight, heavy duty member of the group. The CB191 is medium duty. Match the duty level to the door weight and cycle rate, and the mortise prep carries across all of them.
18) The CB191 comes with a removable pin - what do I use on an outswing exterior door where the pin is exposed?
Order the CB191 in the 4-1/2 by 4-1/2 with NRP configuration. NRP is a non-removable pin: a set screw seats into the pin so the leaf cannot be lifted out from the hinge side once the door is closed. Standard CB191 hinges use a removable pin, which is fine on inswing and interior openings but leaves an outswing exterior door vulnerable at the hinge.
19) Can I substitute a Don-Jo BB74545 or BB84545 for a Stanley CB191 on a 4-1/2 inch opening?
Both are 4-1/2 inch by 4-1/2 inch full mortise ball bearing hinges, standard duty. The BB74545 is steel with square corners and 5 knuckles; the BB84545 is brass, finished in satin chrome. The CB191 is medium duty with a concealed bearing and square corners, offered in brass, bronze, or stainless. So the mortise footprint lines up at 4-1/2 by 4-1/2, but you are moving from a concealed bearing to a ball bearing and from medium duty to standard duty. Don-Jo also lists the BB74540 in 4-1/2 by 4 in satin chrome if the door leaf width calls for the narrower hinge.
20) Are the pins in the brass and bronze versions of the CB191 going to corrode?
No. Pins in the non-ferrous CB191 hinges are stainless steel, so the pin will not rust even where the leaf material is brass or bronze. Body finishes in the family run 605 bright brass, 613 dark oxidized satin bronze oil rubbed, and 630 satin stainless steel.
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