Product Overview
Patch Fittings for Frameless Glass Door Systems
Glass door patch fittings are mechanical hardware components used to connect frameless glass door panels to floor pivots, overhead pivots, door-control systems, and adjacent glass panels, depending on the fitting design.
They are commonly specified for commercial entrances, office partitions, retail storefronts, hotels, and other architectural glazing projects.
Key Purchasing Considerations
Glass Compatibility: Confirm glass thickness, construction, gasket requirements, and cutout dimensions for the selected fitting.
Door Load and Dimensions: Match the fitting and associated pivot or floor spring to the specified door leaf weight, width, height, and operating conditions.
Hardware Interface: Verify spindle geometry, pivot positions, and mounting dimensions before ordering.
Material and Finish: Specify the required base material, cover plate material, surface finish, and corrosion-resistance requirements.
Technical Documentation: Confirm the availability of dimensional drawings, installation instructions, material documents, and applicable test reports.
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Product Range & Technical Specifications
Main Patch Fitting Types
Top Patch Fittings:
Connect the upper part of a glass door leaf to a compatible pivot or door-control assembly.
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Bottom Patch Fittings:
Connect the lower part of the door leaf to a compatible floor spring or floor pivot.
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Corner and Overpanel Patch Fittings:
Connect glass panels in configurations specified by the project drawings.
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Lock Patch Fittings:
Incorporate locking functions for compatible frameless glass door systems.
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Related Patch Fittings:
Additional configurations are available depending on the door layout and hardware system.
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Technical Specification Reference
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Parameter |
Options or Information to Confirm |
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Fitting Type |
Top, bottom, corner, overpanel, or lock patch fitting |
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Glass Thickness |
Examples: 8, 10, 12, 15, or 19 mm; confirm availability by model |
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Glass Construction |
Monolithic toughened glass or compatible laminated glass, subject to model approval |
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Fitting Body Material |
Aluminum alloy, brass, or other model-specific materials |
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Cover Plate Material |
Stainless steel, aluminum, or brass, depending on the product |
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Surface Finish |
Satin, polished, matte black, gold-tone, or other available finishes |
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Door Leaf Weight |
Confirm the rated maximum for the selected fitting and compatible door-control system |
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Door Leaf Width and Height |
Confirm model-specific limits and project requirements |
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Pivot Interface |
Spindle profile, dimensions, center offsets, and compatible hardware model |
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Accessories |
Gaskets, clamping hardware, cover plates, and installation tools, as specified per model |
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Drawings and Documents |
Confirm available CAD drawings, installation instructions, and material documentation |
Application Fit & Pre-Order Checklist
Match the Hardware to the Project

Commercial Entrances:
Check door dimensions, opening frequency, floor spring compatibility, and the rated capacity of the complete hardware arrangement.
Replacement Projects:
Compare existing cutouts, spindle dimensions, fixing positions, and fitting geometry. Similar external dimensions do not necessarily indicate interchangeability.


Office and Retail Partitions:
Coordinate fitting dimensions, glass clearances, finish consistency, and the overall door layout.
Glass Doors with Overpanels:
Verify panel connections, mounting positions, and clearances against approved project drawings.

Information Required Before Production
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Item |
Details to Provide |
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Product Configuration |
Top, bottom, corner, overpanel, or lock fitting |
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Glass Specifications |
Thickness, construction, and cutout drawing |
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Door Leaf Dimensions |
Width, height, and total weight per leaf |
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Hardware Compatibility |
Floor spring, pivot, or closer model and interface dimensions |
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Material and Finish |
Required material grade and finish reference |
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Order Requirements |
Quantity, packaging, branding, and labeling |
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Project Documents |
Door schedule, technical drawings, and applicable specifications |
Manufacturing, Quality Control & OEM

Product Quality Checks
Inspection procedures should be defined according to the product specification and purchase agreement.
Material Verification: Check material identification and review available supplier certificates or test documents where applicable.
Dimensional Inspection: Verify critical dimensions, mounting positions, spindle interfaces, and thread specifications against approved drawings.
Assembly Inspection: Check component fit, gasket placement, clamping hardware, and locking mechanism operation where applicable.
Surface Finish Inspection: Inspect visible surfaces for scratches, pitting, coating defects, and unacceptable color variation.
Inspection criteria, sampling plans, tolerances, and reporting requirements should be agreed before bulk production.
OEM and Private-Label Options
Product Customization: Confirm available options for fitting dimensions, component materials, and hardware interfaces.
Branding and Packaging: Custom logos, product labels, barcodes, and retail packaging can be discussed according to order requirements.
Surface Finish: Specify the finish reference, color sample, or approved sample for batch consistency.
Documentation: Confirm the availability of dimensional inspection records, material documents, and other project-specific records before ordering.
Custom options, minimum order quantities, samples, and production lead times depend on the selected model and order specifications.

Bulk Orders & Project Supply
Procurement and Delivery Coordination
Distributor Orders:
Define product codes, model variations, packaging quantities, and labeling requirements for stock management.
Project-Based Orders:
Organize products by door number, floor, zone, or installation sequence when supported by the agreed packing plan.
Export Packaging:
Confirm protective packaging, carton specifications, pallet requirements, and shipping marks according to the order and transport conditions.
Production Planning:
Agree on approved samples, drawings, quantities, inspection requirements, and delivery schedules before order confirmation.
Frequently Asked Questions

Request a Bulk Quotation
Send your product schedule or project drawings for a specification review and quotation.
To help us assess your requirements, please provide:
Required Fitting Types and Quantities: Specify the fitting models and quantities needed.
Glass Specifications: Provide the glass thickness, construction, and cutout drawings.
Door Leaf Dimensions: Include the width, height, and weight of each door leaf.
Hardware Compatibility: Specify the floor spring, pivot, or closer model.
Materials and Finishes: Identify the required materials and surface finish references.
OEM Branding and Packaging: Describe any logo, labeling, or packaging requirements.
Delivery Details: Provide the destination and target delivery date.
Model compatibility, technical specifications, documentation, pricing, and lead times will be confirmed against the final order requirements.
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