Ives cor52 series bar coodinator 52 channel for pair of 3 0 doors.
Door coordinator bar installation.
Ives offers various accessories to ensure a door is hung protected and secured.
The carry bar is not needed when the inactive door is equipped with flush bolts.
All cor units function easily.
Fully automatic the 3094 stop mounted coordinators are used to sequence pairs of doors where one leaf must close before the other.
There are 2 types of door coordinators available.
The active door lever located nearest to th.
297f filler bar may be.
Surface mounted to the bottom surface of the frame soffit.
The carry bar will throw the active door open and allow the coordinator to engage both doors and coordinate them to close correctly.
The cor series coordinators are designed for use on pairs of doors when one door needs to close before the other.
Designed for use on pairs of doors when one door needs to close before the other active door lever located nearest to the active stop holds the active door open until the trigger mechanism is released by the closing of the inactive leaf filler bar is cut to length by factory to match customer s overall frame width coordinator may not span the entire length of stop.
2601ab hole layout for 2601ab 2601ab 2601c coordinator 7 8 door door extra holes if needed 1 1 4 7 16 7 16 1 1 4 3 1 4.
The 3094 stop mounted door coordinators are designed to give extremely high end reliability low friction and low noise performance at a moderate price.
Mechanism and filler bar completely fill width of opening and when painted to match frame it becomes virtually invisible.
Bar coordinators ives cor series.
Featuring black nylon coated triggers and rollers stops two quiet rollers and internal.
The active door lever located nearest to the active stop holds the active door open until the trigger mechanism is released by the closing of the inactive leaf.
The cor series coordinators are designed for use on pairs of doors when one door needs to close before the other.
Coordinators work with a flush bolt to secure a door and ensure a pair of doors close in proper order for latching to occur.
