Door Closer

A Door Closer is installed on commercial, residential, and institutional doors to provide smooth, controlled closing without manual assistance. It uses a hydraulic or pneumatic mechanism to regulate the closing speed and latching action, preventing doors from slamming while ensuring they close securely.

Door closers are commonly used on fire-rated doors, office entrances, schools, hospitals, hotels, shopping malls, and public buildings where controlled door operation is essential. They are available in surface-mounted, concealed, floor-spring, and overhead configurations to suit different door types and architectural requirements.

Key Features

• Automatic door closing
• Adjustable closing and latching speed
• Hydraulic damping for smooth operation
• Prevents door slamming
• Improves building security
• Enhances energy efficiency by keeping doors closed
• Suitable for left- and right-hand doors
• Durable corrosion-resistant finish
• Easy installation and maintenance
• Optional hold-open feature (where permitted by code)

Common Applications

• Office Buildings
• Commercial Complexes
• Hospitals
• Hotels
• Schools & Universities
• Shopping Malls
• Airports
• Residential Buildings
• Fire-Rated Doors
• Industrial Facilities

Common Types

• Surface-Mounted Door Closer
• Concealed Door Closer
• Floor Spring Door Closer
• Overhead Concealed Door Closer
• Heavy-Duty Door Closer
• Slide Arm Door Closer
• Parallel Arm Door Closer

Typical Specifications

• Door Width: 750–1,600 mm (model dependent)
• Door Weight Capacity: 25–150 kg
• Closing Force: EN 2–EN 6 (adjustable on selected models)
• Opening Angle: Up to 180°
• Material: Aluminum Alloy, Cast Iron, or Steel
• Finish: Silver, Black, White, Stainless Steel, Bronze