This custom 304 stainless steel curved glass door pivot clamp set is designed for architectural doors that require a coordinated upper and lower pivot connection. Each arm uses two round, cushioned clamping points to secure the glass while transferring operating loads into the selected pivot or floor-spring interface. The compact curved-arm form suits crescent, arc, and other made-to-order glass door layouts.
Product Specifications and Custom Options
| Product type | Curved glass door top and bottom pivot clamp set |
|---|---|
| Material | 304 stainless steel |
| Construction | Precision-cast and machined clamp bodies with stainless steel cover plates and cushioned glass interfaces |
| Configuration shown | Matching upper and lower fittings with two round glass clamping points per part |
| Reference size shown | Approximately 285 mm overall length and 150 mm clamp-center spacing; final dimensions require drawing approval |
| Interface | Upper pivot and lower spindle/socket interfaces can be matched to the selected door hardware system |
| Glass compatibility | Glass thickness, edge distance, hole pattern, curvature, and required cutouts are confirmed for each project |
| Finish options | Satin stainless shown; polished and project-specific finishes available subject to review |
| Supply format | Upper part, lower part, or coordinated set according to the approved bill of materials |
Product Views
The gallery shows the complete upper-and-lower set plus individual views of each fitting. These images are useful for confirming clamp orientation, glass-pad placement, and the end-interface style before a production drawing is issued.
Design and Ordering Considerations
Curved glass doors require the pivot axis, glass curvature, hole pattern, and supporting closer or floor-spring system to work together. Please do not select the fitting from overall dimensions alone. Provide the door drawing, glass specification, opening direction, finished door weight, pivot-center location, and mating spindle details. AODSON will review these inputs and confirm the manufacturable configuration before production.
The dimensions visible in the reference configuration are not universal installation dimensions. Final glass processing must follow the approved project drawing and the requirements of the glass fabricator and door-system engineer.
Key Features
- Matched upper and lower hardware for custom curved glass door assemblies
- 304 stainless steel construction for durable architectural use
- Two-point cushioned clamping arrangement distributes contact across the glass
- Machined pivot interfaces can be coordinated with compatible spindles and door-control hardware
- Custom dimensions, interfaces, finishes, and set configurations available from drawings
- Clean, low-profile appearance for frameless and minimally framed installations
Typical Applications
- Curved tempered-glass entrance doors
- Retail display and showroom doors
- Hotel, office, and commercial interior partitions
- Architectural glass enclosures and custom feature doors
- Replacement or OEM hardware for engineered curved-door systems
Quality Control and Inspection
Production control can include material verification, casting and machining inspection, pivot-interface gauging, clamp-center checks, surface-finish inspection, trial assembly, and visual review of all glass-contact components. Critical dimensions are recorded against the approved drawing. Learn more about our quality control and assurance process.
OEM Customization and RFQ Requirements
For an accurate quotation, send the curved glass door drawing, glass thickness and radius, door size and weight, top and bottom pivot details, opening direction, mating spindle dimensions, finish requirement, quantity, and any installation standard that applies. We can manufacture project-specific clamp bodies and coordinated interfaces after technical review. Browse more building hardware or request a quote for your application.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the clamp fit different curved glass radii and thicknesses?
Yes. The clamp geometry and glass-contact arrangement can be reviewed for different radii and thicknesses, but the final compatibility must be confirmed from the glass and door drawings.
Are the 285 mm length and 150 mm spacing fixed?
No. They describe the reference configuration shown. Project dimensions, pivot location, and clamp spacing are finalized on an approved production drawing.
Can you match an existing floor spring or pivot spindle?
In many cases, yes. Please provide the spindle profile, interface dimensions, operating load, and hardware model so the mating end can be evaluated before quotation.
