Hager 780-111HD continuous hinge price and specs Beta

The 780-111HD is one model of Hager's 780 continuous geared hinge series, priced from the current Hager book. Pick a length and the part number assembles below.

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Series
780
$287.19 – $546.64
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$Priced from the Hager price book · effective Mar 1, 2026 · pp. 460–468
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Frequently asked questions

How much is a Hager 780-111HD continuous hinge?

This page prices the 780-111HD live from the current Hager price book. A bare model prices as a range because length drives the number; choosing a length completes the part number and firms the price to a single book figure.

What lengths does the Hager 780 series come in?

The book prices five stock lengths in inches — 79, 83, 85, 95 and 119 — plus LAR, which it labels Non Standard Length for openings the stock lengths do not cover. Length is the one selection the resolver requires before quoting.

What finishes does the 780-111HD come in?

Three, and the section lists them as codes without names: CLR, DBZ and BLK. CLR is what the resolver fills in when a line names no finish, so a bare 780-111HD assembles with CLR already in the part number rather than asking for it.

Can a Hager 780 hinge carry electrified wiring?

Yes — electric transfer is priced as an option on the hinge rather than as a separate model. The 780 option list carries EPT2 and EPT10 (electric power transfer, concealed leaf) and the through-wire family ETW-4, ETW-8, ETW-10 and ETW-12, numbered by conductor count, alongside ETM-4. Add one to the line and it rides the part number.

What other options does the 780 series price?

Nineteen in total. Besides the electric transfers, the list carries BAT (bearing at top), HOSP (hospital tip), TAMPER (tamper resistant), TIPIT and RBCC, which the book itself marks as a non-catalog modifier. Options are multi-select, so a single line can carry an electric transfer and a tip treatment together.

How many models are in the Hager 780 series?

The book prices 29 models in the series, of which the 780-111HD is one — the neighbouring codes include 780-111, 780-111LL, 780-112, 780-112LL, 780-113HD, 780-121, 780-122HD and 780-124HD. Any of them can be priced here by typing the code; this page seeds the 780-111HD.