DORMA - TS93 - Hydraulic Door Closer - Back Check Function - Regular Arm - Size 1-5 - Push Side Saffit Mounted - Grade 1 STI How to Test Frequency: Power

Name: DORMA - TS93 - Hydraulic Door Closer - Back Check Function - Regular Arm - Size 1-5 - Push Side Saffit Mounted - Grade 1 STI How to Test Frequency: Power
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SKU: 56259405505
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DORMA TS93 Hydraulic Door Closer Back Check Function Regular Arm Size 1 5 Push Side Saffit Mounted Grade 1 STI How to Test Frequency: Power How to Test Frequency: Power on the device Module 9 Land Rover Jaguar BMC Adjustable delayed action extends the closing cycle to allow unobstructed pas sage through opening Doors equipped with the TS93 will open much easier than doors with rack and pinion closers with track arms

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