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Insulating Mass 2300 0.5 kg for Floor Door Closer per Piece
€46.58
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Usage
The Geze TS 550 NV-F EN 3-6 gauche DIN R concealed floor pivot is designed for seamless installation in left-hand single-action doors, providing controlled and reliable closing in commercial and public buildings. It is suitable for fire protection doors where aesthetic integration is desired.
Advantages
- Fully concealed within the floor, preserving door and entryway aesthetics without visible hardware.
- Adjustable closing force from EN 3 to EN 6 accommodates a wide range of door sizes and weights.
- Durable construction ensures long-lasting operation with minimal maintenance requirements.
- Supports fire protection applications, certified according to relevant European standards.
- No finishing plate included; may require additional components for certain installations.
Specifications
- Design: Concealed floor spring with robust mechanical components engineered for intensive use; left-hand (DIN R) configuration only; finish plate not included.
- Materials/Technologies: Precision-machined internal mechanism designed for consistent performance across temperature variations and high-traffic environments[7][5].
- Sizing & Performance: Closing force adjustable from EN size 3 to size 6; typically rated for door widths up to approximately 1400 mm and weights up to about 300 kg depending on the installation (refer to manufacturer's documentation).
- Awards/Differentiators: Enables invisible installation—ideal for architects prioritizing minimalism or anti-vandalism needs. Certified compliant with EN1154 standards[5]. Construction supports barrier-free access as part of design intent in modern projects[7][5].
How it works
This pivot closer is embedded into the floor beneath the door. As the door opens or closes, a cam-action mechanism provides controlled resistance, allowing smooth movement. Adjustable valves enable precise calibration of closing speed and latching action so that performance matches site requirements without external mechanisms being visible[7][5][6].
