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• POLYURETHANE (PU) FINISH - PU Provides a long lasting surface that is not prone to wearing.
• PRECISE OPERATION - Reliable steel rack and pinion in hydraulic oil for smooth & precise operation.
• DOUBLE SPEED ADJUSTMENT - Adjustable latching and closing speed.
• LIFE CYCLE TESTING - Tested for 1 lakh test cycle.
• NON REMOVABLE SPEED CONTROL VALVES - Ensures fool-proofing against oil leakage.
• NO OIL LEAKAGE - Vacuum impregnation provides no oil leakage, thereby making it defect-free.
• POWER SIZE - Ideal for doors in power size 3.

• THERMOSTATIC HYDRAULIC FLUID - Smooth functioning in any climatic condition (-10°C to +50°C).
• SUITABLE FOR - Wooden and metal doors, capable of accommodating doors up to 68 kg in weight and a width of 1100mm, provides an opening angle of up to 160°, and can be used for either left or right-handed applications.
• APPLICATIONS - Suitable for right/left handed, inside/outside opening wooden and metal doors. 3 years warranty

About this item
POLYURETHANE (PU) FINISH - PU Provides a long lasting surface that is not prone to wearing.
PRECISE OPERATION - Reliable steel rack and pinion in hydraulic oil for smooth & precise operation.
DOUBLE SPEED ADJUSTMENT - Adjustable latching and closing speed.
LIFE CYCLE TESTING - Tested for 1 lakh test cycle.
NON REMOVABLE SPEED CONTROL VALVES - Ensures fool-proofing against oil leakage.
NO OIL LEAKAGE - Vacuum impregnation provides no oil leakage, thereby making it defect-free.
POWER SIZE - Ideal for doors in power size 3.
THERMOSTATIC HYDRAULIC FLUID - Smooth functioning in any climatic condition (-10°C to +50°C).
SUITABLE FOR - Wooden and metal doors, capable of accommodating doors up to 68 kg in weight and a width of 1100mm, provides an opening angle of up to 160°, and can be used for either left or right-handed applications.
APPLICATIONS - Suitable for right/left handed, inside/outside opening wooden and metal doors.

The self-closing function can be provided by manual door closers. Depending on the assembly, a distinction is made between door closers fitted on the frame, door closers integrated in the door and door closers integrated into the floor.

• External overhead door closers fitted on the frame: These are fitted to the upper area of the door leaf, or on the upper part of the door (frame) where they remain visible. They can also be retrofitted. External overhead door closers fitted on the frame are created with bars or guide rails.
• Concealed/integrated overhead door closers: Integrated overhead door closers are usually fully built in to the door leaf and frame which protects the components from contamination and the impacts of weather. Integrated door closers are particularly popular with architects since they are almost invisible.
• Floor-mounted door closers: The individual parts of floor-mounted door closers are usually installed into floors and door leaves where they are virtually invisible. In addition to the closing function, they can also house the leaf’s lower bearing. A recess in the floor is often needed for the floor box.

All type of door closers overhead, pelmet arm, concealed, Extra heavy with reasonable price and quality product .

Self-closing doors are doors which feature a door closer. These automatically close doors after they have been manually opened. They cause the door leaf to move into the door frame and the lock latch to fall into the strike plate.

But why is it important for doors to be closed, rather than open? There are numerous reasons for this: due to legal regulations, for reasons of safety and hygiene, to save energy or to avoid draughts.

Installing door closers is often beneficial. It is even compulsory for fire and smoke protection doors since these need to close independently. 

• HEAVY DUTY - Door closer made with Steel metal that is sturdy, Rust-free and durable in usage. Best usage in Office door, Home door, Showroom door, Glass door, Aluminium door .
• Versatile Application : Suitable for both windows and doors, this stopper can be installed on various surfaces, including walls, floors, and door frames.
• Automatic closing functionality : Door closer have automatic closing mechanism within seconds without any stucking issue it is fast and safe.
• Easy Installation : With its simple and straightforward design, this door stopper can be easily installed without the need for any special tools.
• Highly efficient ,Solid construction, Quality tested product make life better and conve

• POLYURETHANE (PU) FINISH - PU Provides a long lasting surface that is not prone to wearing.
• PRECISE OPERATION - Reliable steel rack and pinion in hydraulic oil for smooth & precise operation.
• DOUBLE SPEED ADJUSTMENT - Adjustable latching and closing speed.
• LIFE CYCLE TESTING - Tested for 1 lakh test cycle.
• NON REMOVABLE SPEED CONTROL VALVES - Ensures fool-proofing against oil leakage.
• NO OIL LEAKAGE - Vacuum impregnation provides no oil leakage, thereby making it defect-free.
• POWER SIZE - Ideal for doors in power size 3.

• THERMOSTATIC HYDRAULIC FLUID - Smooth functioning in any climatic condition (-10°C to +50°C).
• SUITABLE FOR - Wooden and metal doors, capable of accommodating doors up to 68 kg in weight and a width of 1100mm, provides an opening angle of up to 160°, and can be used for either left or right-handed applications.
• APPLICATIONS - Suitable for right/left handed, inside/outside opening wooden and metal doors. 3 years warranty

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Product Description

Yale surface mounted door closer applicable for EN Size 3, manufactured as per the European standard 1154. Aluminium die cast body with standard arm. Adjustable closing and latching speed. Suitable for Wooden and Aluminium frame doors.

Technical Specifications

• Suitable for din left and Grade 2 din right handed doors
• Conforms to EN 1154
• Conforms to CE
• 3 Year Warranty
• 5,00,000 Cycle Tested
• Grade 2

• Brand: Yale
• Model Number: DCR 504
• Material: Aluminium Die Cast
• Color/Finish: Silver
• Size: Standard (6”, 8”), adjustable
• Door Weight Capacity: 25–85 kg (Light / Medium / Heavy duty types available)
• Door Width Supported: Up to 1000 mm (depending on model)
• Mechanism: Hydraulic, Auto-closing, Adjustable Speed Control
• Type: Overhead 
• Mounting Type: Surface Mounted 
• Certification: ISO / CE compliant (if applicable)

• Smooth & controlled closing action
• Adjustable closing & latching speed
• Silent operation, reduced wear-and-tear
• Long service life with rust-resistant body
• Suitable for wooden, metal, aluminium, UPVC doors

• Residential Homes
• Office Buildings
• Hotels & Restaurants
• Hospitals & Institutions
• Commercial Complexes

• Box packing with screws & installation manual

With sincere intentions to preserve and uplift our reputation in the market, we bring forth a distinguished assortment of Hydraulic Door Closer. Our door closers are acclaimed among customers for their easy installation and durable features. These door closers are made up using high-grade materials under the guidance of a skilled team of professionals keeping in mind the set norms of the market at our vendors end. Offered door closers are completely tested on various parameters so as to assure its flawlessness.
Features:
• Excellent quality
• Longer service life
• Robustness

Continues with the support of our adept and seasoned professionals, we are devoted towards offering Concealed Door Closer. The provided door closer is expertly manufactured by vendor''s by utilizing finest quality material and cutting-edge techniques in adherence to set industry standards. Our offered door closer is made obtainable in a number of sizes for our clients to choose from. The door closer is strictly checked on numerous quality parameters assuring its flawlessness.
Features:
Reliability
Compact design
Dimensional accuracy

The most important reasons for using door closers are:

• Security: Closed doors protect against unauthorised access, break in and theft.
• Fire protection: Construction regulations require the use of fire protection doors, not only in public buildings or underground car parks, but also for doors in homes or hotel rooms. Their purpose is to stop fire hazards from penetrating passages in fire-resistant and fire-retardant walls. These fire protection closers must close independently.
• Noise protection: Closed doors protect against loud noise.
• Indoor climate/saving energy: Closed doors protect against wind and weather, draughts and heat loss.
• Hygiene: Closed doors protect against contamination. Self-closing doors do not need to be touched to close. They are therefore particularly useful where there is a high likelihood of transmitting bacteria and germs to hands: in hospitals and public toilets, for example.
• Private sphere: Closed doors protect our privacy.
• Convenience: Self-closing doors are practical and comfortable for everyone, but particularly for children, older people and people with limited mobility.

The most important reasons for using door closers are:

• Security: Closed doors protect against unauthorised access, break in and theft.
• Fire protection: Construction regulations require the use of fire protection doors, not only in public buildings or underground car parks, but also for doors in homes or hotel rooms. Their purpose is to stop fire hazards from penetrating passages in fire-resistant and fire-retardant walls. These fire protection closers must close independently.
• Noise protection: Closed doors protect against loud noise.
• Indoor climate/saving energy: Closed doors protect against wind and weather, draughts and heat loss.
• Hygiene: Closed doors protect against contamination. Self-closing doors do not need to be touched to close. They are therefore particularly useful where there is a high likelihood of transmitting bacteria and germs to hands: in hospitals and public toilets, for example.
• Private sphere: Closed doors protect our privacy.
• Convenience: Self-closing doors are practical and comfortable for everyone, but particularly for children, older people and people with limited mobility.

The most important reasons for using door closers are:

• Security: Closed doors protect against unauthorised access, break in and theft.
• Fire protection: Construction regulations require the use of fire protection doors, not only in public buildings or underground car parks, but also for doors in homes or hotel rooms. Their purpose is to stop fire hazards from penetrating passages in fire-resistant and fire-retardant walls. These fire protection closers must close independently.
• Noise protection: Closed doors protect against loud noise.
• Indoor climate/saving energy: Closed doors protect against wind and weather, draughts and heat loss.
• Hygiene: Closed doors protect against contamination. Self-closing doors do not need to be touched to close. They are therefore particularly useful where there is a high likelihood of transmitting bacteria and germs to hands: in hospitals and public toilets, for example.
• Private sphere: Closed doors protect our privacy.
• Convenience: Self-closing doors are practical and comfortable for everyone, but particularly for children, older people and people with limited mobility.

The most important reasons for using door closers are:

• Security: Closed doors protect against unauthorised access, break in and theft.
• Fire protection: Construction regulations require the use of fire protection doors, not only in public buildings or underground car parks, but also for doors in homes or hotel rooms. Their purpose is to stop fire hazards from penetrating passages in fire-resistant and fire-retardant walls. These fire protection closers must close independently.
• Noise protection: Closed doors protect against loud noise.
• Indoor climate/saving energy: Closed doors protect against wind and weather, draughts and heat loss.
• Hygiene: Closed doors protect against contamination. Self-closing doors do not need to be touched to close. They are therefore particularly useful where there is a high likelihood of transmitting bacteria and germs to hands: in hospitals and public toilets, for example.
• Private sphere: Closed doors protect our privacy.
• Convenience: Self-closing doors are practical and comfortable for everyone, but particularly for children, older people and people with limited mobility.

The most important reasons for using door closers are:

• Security: Closed doors protect against unauthorised access, break in and theft.
• Fire protection: Construction regulations require the use of fire protection doors, not only in public buildings or underground car parks, but also for doors in homes or hotel rooms. Their purpose is to stop fire hazards from penetrating passages in fire-resistant and fire-retardant walls. These fire protection closers must close independently.
• Noise protection: Closed doors protect against loud noise.
• Indoor climate/saving energy: Closed doors protect against wind and weather, draughts and heat loss.
• Hygiene: Closed doors protect against contamination. Self-closing doors do not need to be touched to close. They are therefore particularly useful where there is a high likelihood of transmitting bacteria and germs to hands: in hospitals and public toilets, for example.
• Private sphere: Closed doors protect our privacy.
• Convenience: Self-closing doors are practical and comfortable for everyone, but particularly for children, older people and people with limited mobility.

The self-closing function can be provided by manual door closers. Depending on the assembly, a distinction is made between door closers fitted on the frame, door closers integrated in the door and door closers integrated into the floor.

• External overhead door closers fitted on the frame: These are fitted to the upper area of the door leaf, or on the upper part of the door (frame) where they remain visible. They can also be retrofitted. External overhead door closers fitted on the frame are created with bars or guide rails.
• Concealed/integrated overhead door closers: Integrated overhead door closers are usually fully built in to the door leaf and frame which protects the components from contamination and the impacts of weather. Integrated door closers are particularly popular with architects since they are almost invisible.
• Floor-mounted door closers: The individual parts of floor-mounted door closers are usually installed into floors and door leaves where they are virtually invisible. In addition to the closing function, they can also house the leaf’s lower bearing. A recess in the floor is often needed for the floor box.

The self-closing function can be provided by manual door closers. Depending on the assembly, a distinction is made between door closers fitted on the frame, door closers integrated in the door and door closers integrated into the floor.

• External overhead door closers fitted on the frame: These are fitted to the upper area of the door leaf, or on the upper part of the door (frame) where they remain visible. They can also be retrofitted. External overhead door closers fitted on the frame are created with bars or guide rails.
• Concealed/integrated overhead door closers: Integrated overhead door closers are usually fully built in to the door leaf and frame which protects the components from contamination and the impacts of weather. Integrated door closers are particularly popular with architects since they are almost invisible.
• Floor-mounted door closers: The individual parts of floor-mounted door closers are usually installed into floors and door leaves where they are virtually invisible. In addition to the closing function, they can also house the leaf’s lower bearing. A recess in the floor is often needed for the floor box.

The most important reasons for using door closers are:

• Security: Closed doors protect against unauthorised access, break in and theft.
• Fire protection: Construction regulations require the use of fire protection doors, not only in public buildings or underground car parks, but also for doors in homes or hotel rooms. Their purpose is to stop fire hazards from penetrating passages in fire-resistant and fire-retardant walls. These fire protection closers must close independently.
• Noise protection: Closed doors protect against loud noise.
• Indoor climate/saving energy: Closed doors protect against wind and weather, draughts and heat loss.
• Hygiene: Closed doors protect against contamination. Self-closing doors do not need to be touched to close. They are therefore particularly useful where there is a high likelihood of transmitting bacteria and germs to hands: in hospitals and public toilets, for example.
• Private sphere: Closed doors protect our privacy.
• Convenience: Self-closing doors are practical and comfortable for everyone, but particularly for children, older people and people with limited mobility.

The most important reasons for using door closers are:

• Security: Closed doors protect against unauthorised access, break in and theft.
• Fire protection: Construction regulations require the use of fire protection doors, not only in public buildings or underground car parks, but also for doors in homes or hotel rooms. Their purpose is to stop fire hazards from penetrating passages in fire-resistant and fire-retardant walls. These fire protection closers must close independently.
• Noise protection: Closed doors protect against loud noise.
• Indoor climate/saving energy: Closed doors protect against wind and weather, draughts and heat loss.
• Hygiene: Closed doors protect against contamination. Self-closing doors do not need to be touched to close. They are therefore particularly useful where there is a high likelihood of transmitting bacteria and germs to hands: in hospitals and public toilets, for example.
• Private sphere: Closed doors protect our privacy.
• Convenience: Self-closing doors are practical and comfortable for everyone, but particularly for children, older people and people with limited mobility.

The most important reasons for using door closers are:

• Security: Closed doors protect against unauthorised access, break in and theft.
• Fire protection: Construction regulations require the use of fire protection doors, not only in public buildings or underground car parks, but also for doors in homes or hotel rooms. Their purpose is to stop fire hazards from penetrating passages in fire-resistant and fire-retardant walls. These fire protection closers must close independently.
• Noise protection: Closed doors protect against loud noise.
• Indoor climate/saving energy: Closed doors protect against wind and weather, draughts and heat loss.
• Hygiene: Closed doors protect against contamination. Self-closing doors do not need to be touched to close. They are therefore particularly useful where there is a high likelihood of transmitting bacteria and germs to hands: in hospitals and public toilets, for example.
• Private sphere: Closed doors protect our privacy.
• Convenience: Self-closing doors are practical and comfortable for everyone, but particularly for children, older people and people with limited mobility.

The most important reasons for using door closers are:

• Security: Closed doors protect against unauthorised access, break in and theft.
• Fire protection: Construction regulations require the use of fire protection doors, not only in public buildings or underground car parks, but also for doors in homes or hotel rooms. Their purpose is to stop fire hazards from penetrating passages in fire-resistant and fire-retardant walls. These fire protection closers must close independently.
• Noise protection: Closed doors protect against loud noise.
• Indoor climate/saving energy: Closed doors protect against wind and weather, draughts and heat loss.
• Hygiene: Closed doors protect against contamination. Self-closing doors do not need to be touched to close. They are therefore particularly useful where there is a high likelihood of transmitting bacteria and germs to hands: in hospitals and public toilets, for example.
• Private sphere: Closed doors protect our privacy.
• Convenience: Self-closing doors are practical and comfortable for everyone, but particularly for children, older people and people with limited mobility.