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GEZE Link Arm for TS 2000-4000 Brown per piece
€13.50
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Usage
The Geze TS 4000 overhead door closer without arm in brown is designed to control the safe and smooth closing of single-leaf doors, especially in environments where fire or smoke protection is required.
Advantages
- Suitable for single-leaf doors with widths up to 1400 mm, adaptable for both right and left-hand configuration without conversion.
- Infinitely variable closing force (EN size 1-6), adjustable from the front with an optical display for precise settings.
- Adjustable closing speed and latching action ensure optimal operation for different door requirements.
- Integrated hydraulic back check slows the door if opened forcefully, preventing damage and enhancing safety.
- Certified according to EN 1154, suitable for use on fire and smoke protection doors; optional hold-open arm not included may be required depending on usage context.
Specifications
- The main body uses robust materials with a corrosion-resistant finish in brown. Designed as an overhead pinion-type closer with link arm compatibility (arm not included).
- Carries certification to EN 1154 standards; suitable for fireproof installations when mounted per guidelines. Complies with barrier-free access requirements up to maximum leaf width per DIN 18040.
- Covers single-leaf doors up to a recommended maximum width of 1400 mm. Closing force can be set continuously between EN size 1–6 from the front. Length: approx. 287 mm; height: approx. 60 mm; depth: approx. 46 mm[5][9].
- Differentiating features include visual closing force indicator, vandalism-protection valves, thermo-constant operation unaffected by temperature changes, and setting access from the front panel[5][7][9].
How it works
This overhead door closer mounts directly onto the hinge side of a single-action door leaf. Once installed and adjusted using accessible front controls, it automatically regulates both closing speed and latching through hydraulic dampers—repeatedly ensuring controlled closure after every opening.[1][5]
