Deltana DC70-AL Door Closer Aluminum Finish

Product Description

The DELTANA DC70-AL is a door closer designed for commercial and residential door applications where controlled, reliable closing action is required. Built with an aluminum finish, this unit suits installations where corrosion resistance and a clean appearance are priorities. At 6.2 pounds, the DC70-AL is a substantial mechanical unit intended for professional installation by a licensed contractor or door hardware specialist. The aluminum construction keeps weight manageable while providing durable performance in high-traffic doorway environments.

The DC70-AL is suited for use on standard hinged doors in commercial, institutional, and residential settings. It is typically installed on interior or exterior doors where code compliance or building management requirements call for controlled door closure. This closer is sold individually and is appropriate for new construction as well as retrofit replacement applications where an existing closer has failed or requires upgrading.

Key Features

• Aluminum finish provides corrosion resistance and a clean, neutral appearance
• Sold as an individual unit for single-door applications
• Compact form factor at 12.5 inches in length and 4 inches in both width and height
• 6.2 pound construction indicates a robust internal mechanism suitable for standard commercial-grade doors
• Available in case quantities of 10 for multi-door projects

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation door closer for standard hinged doors in residential and light commercial applications. Confirm door weight, width, and frame conditions before installation to ensure proper fitment.

Installation Notes

Door closers of this type are installed by general contractors, door hardware specialists, or experienced maintenance technicians. Power down any access control or electric strike hardware integrated with the door assembly before beginning work. Follow the template provided by the manufacturer for accurate arm and body mounting positions. Consult local building codes for ADA compliance requirements where applicable, as closing force and speed adjustments may be required by code.