Yale-4400 Surface Closer

Yale’s 400/4400 Series Institutional Door Closers offer customers the ideal combination of superior performance, quality and strength. With upgraded pinion and piston materials, improved valve design, and staked valves, the closers are the most efficient, dependable closers in the industry.

Details

SKU Yale4400

Weight 15.00 lbs

List price: $559.00

Our price: $359.00

Options

-->Non-Hold (See ?)

Non-Hold Arm Option

Non-Hold Side Track Opt

-->Hold Open (See ?)

Hold Open Side Track Opt

Hold Open Arm Option

Select Cover (See ?)

Finish for Cover (See ?)

Finish for Arm (See ?)

Delayed Action

Double Egress

Enhanced Backcheck

Offset Soffit Plate

Reg Rigid Heavy-Duty Arm

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Features

• Cast aluminum body

• Rack and pinion body

• Staked valves

• Separate and independent, latch, sweep and backcheck intensity valves

• Non-handed

• 1-1/2" (38mm) diameter piston

• 5/8" (16mm) diameter pinion journals

• 2-1/8" (54mm) projection (standard covers)

• All standard arm applications allow doors to swing 180°, conditions permitting

• 10-year limited warranty

• Self-drilling screws

• Molded plastic cover

• Backcheck positioning

Applications

An ideal choice for interior or exterior doors in facilities that demand reliability such as schools, office buildings, hospitals, department stores and airports.

compliance standards
4400 Series door closers are designed to comply with requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (A.D.A.) and ANSI standard A117.1. All series 400/4400 are ANSI/BHMA A156.4, Grade 1 certified.

All Yale® series 400/4400 closers with non-hold open arms are listed by Underwriters Laboratories for labeled fire doors. This includes compliance to UL10C and UBC-72 (1997) for 3-hour assemblies. The product is manufactured in an ISO 9001 facility. These closers are also listed by the New York City Materials and Equipment Acceptance Division.

CAUTION: Door Closers for Low Opening Force Applications Door closers installed in opening required of The Americans with Disabilities Act or ANSI Standard A117.1, when adjusted to meet those requirements, may not provide adequate closing power to dependably close and latch the door.