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Yes, the closing speed is adjustable

Great question Adam, it's down to both our engineers many years of experience, and the old saying "measure twice, cut once."

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Hi Karlalton, thanks for your comment! That's great to hear, we're glad that this was helpful for you 🙂

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The offset is different for every set up, but the principle is the same. It needs to be set so when the door is closed the top point is slightly behind the bottom point. This means when closed the gas strut is putting a slight pressure against the door and seal. If this offset is too much the door will be hard to open. If the top point is not behind the bottom point the door will not shut properly as the gas strut will always be forcing it open.

Hello, these can be used on fire doors. On most there are two screws to adjust - one is closing speed and then the other is latching speed. Hopefully he can adjust these to make it quieter

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Hi Wladned, thanks for your comment - what is the reasoning for this? As you will see in the video the 90° angle works for us (and has continued to for the last 4 years).

@@co-macgroup1683 Hello! I agree, closers can work normally even with deviations from the recommended installation parameters. In this case, if the LEVER is installed perpendicular to the door, then it does not press the door. And when a ROD is installed perpendicular to the door, to connect with it, the lever must be slightly deflected towards the thrust, some force arises in the closer, and by the amount of this effort, the closer PRESSES the door after closing. Thank you

​@@wladned in addition to your point (clearly explained, I must say), I believe that in the resting position the rod should not pull sideways on the door frame. Doors remain closed 99% of the time, and a constant sideways shear force weakens the mount (especially if the closer arm is slightly bent). Furthermore, opening the door (when the force is maximum) makes the rod pull sideways on the shoe mount. Thus, the adjustable rod should be perpendicular to the door frame.

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Hi Tyler, no you can't open these compression latches from the inside. If you need to open your door from the inside a slam latch with an internal release would be a better option.

Hey Taylor, thanks for your feedback

Hi Jess, that's correct these units don't come with instructions. We're glad you made it work this time - if you need help in the future please contact us via phone or email and we'd be happy to assist.

We use this table to find the measurement www.comac.co.nz/gas-struts-adjustable-black-zinc-plated

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Use a metal to metal adhesive

Yes there is, watch from ruclips.net/video/Eshx-znHGD4/видео.html

Hi Amit, the product code is 1043, you can find it here on our website www.comac.co.nz/sliding-door-closer-door-retainer

Hi Amit you can find it here on our website www.comac.co.nz/sliding-door-closer-door-retainer

Hi Daniel, I'm not sure where we bought it from but it is called ACM (Aluminium Composite Material). If you google ACM with your location you should find a local supplier 🙂

Hi What kind of rivets and rivet gun did you use?thanks in advance

Hello Lucky Engineering, we can't ship to Saudi Arabia but you can find a similar item on Amazon www.amazon.com/Slideback-Automatic-Closing-Door-Closer/dp/B07CGBRMQ5

is it posible to dliverd in germany.... ples let me now

You will have to check if Amazon can deliver there. We only supply New Zealand and Australia, thanks

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Hi Viraj, we're glad you found it useful! Thanks for your feedback :)

Hi Shekhar, we supply to New Zealand - please visit our website www.comac.co.nz

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Hi Saurabh, what dimensions were you after? If you are looking for the dimensions of the slide please visit www.comac.co.nz/drawer-slides-super-duty-zinc-plated-600kg

Even better Aaron, you can get them from us :) Find all specs and pricing on our website www.comac.co.nz/sliding-door-closer-door-retainer

Hi Abhijit, thanks for your interest. We can only supply to New Zealand so you may have to look at hardware stores in your area

Yes it is possible if you have strong enough gas struts, however a linear actuator would be better given the weight.

you can use 2 gas spring for a door

Hi Suprema, yes that's correct, take the nearest value - for your case it would be 6468 (432mm extended length).

Thanks Shand, our website is www.comac.co.nz

Thanks for your support Shand, we're glad you found it useful!

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Hi Plagiarise, it is our #7032 - Instant Adhesive

Hi Manju, the product code is #1043