Hager Hinge 15S32D Flush Cup Pull Satin Stainless Steel

Product Description

The HAGER HINGE 15S32D is a flush cup pull finished in satin stainless steel, designed for use in door and panel hardware applications. The recessed cup design sits flush with the surface when not in use, keeping the hardware low-profile and out of the way. Measuring 5 inches in length and 3.5 inches in width, this pull is sized for standard door and access panel installations. At 0.7 pounds, it is lightweight without sacrificing the durability expected from stainless steel hardware. Licensed door hardware installers and general contractors typically specify this type of pull for commercial and institutional projects.

Flush cup pulls like the 15S32D are commonly installed on sliding doors, pocket doors, access panels, and utility enclosures where a projecting handle is not practical or permitted by design constraints. The satin stainless steel finish resists corrosion and blends with modern commercial door hardware schedules. This pull is sold individually and is also available in case quantities of 20 units, making it practical for larger hardware submittals and project orders.

Key Features

• Flush recessed cup design keeps hardware profile low when not in use
• Satin stainless steel finish for corrosion resistance and clean appearance
• 5 inches long by 3.5 inches wide for standard door and panel fitment
• 1.05 inch height (recess depth) suits typical door stile dimensions
• Lightweight at 0.7 pounds for easy single-person installation
• Sold individually with case quantity of 20 units available

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style flush cup pull suitable for sliding doors, pocket doors, and access panels requiring a recessed hardware solution in a satin stainless steel finish.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed door hardware installer or finish carpenter. Shut down any associated door automation or access control power before beginning work. A mortise cut matching the pull dimensions is required in the door stile or panel face; use a router or chisel set appropriate to the material. Follow local building codes and the door manufacturer's hardware preparation specifications for cutout tolerances.