Ives COR6028 Door Coordinator 60 Inches Aluminum

Product Description

The IVES COR6028 is a door coordinator designed for use on paired door openings where proper closing sequence must be maintained. The coordinator ensures the inactive leaf closes before the active leaf, preventing latch bolt and door edge conflicts that can occur when both doors swing free simultaneously. Finished in aluminum, this unit spans 60 inches to suit standard commercial and institutional door frame applications. It is typically installed by commercial door hardware technicians or general contractors as part of a complete door hardware package on aluminum or hollow metal frame assemblies.

The COR6028 is suited for double-door openings in commercial, institutional, and light industrial settings where sequenced closing is required by hardware specification or building code. Common installations include corridor doors, stairwell entries, and other paired openings that carry latching or exit-device hardware. The aluminum finish is appropriate for frames and door hardware finished in satin or bright aluminum tones.

Key Features

• 60-inch working length accommodates standard paired commercial door openings
• Aluminum finish coordinates with common commercial door hardware finishes
• Ensures correct door-closing sequence to prevent latch and edge conflicts
• Sold as a single unit (EA) for straightforward procurement
• Compatible with standard door coordinator bracket hardware for hollow metal and aluminum frames

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and new-installation coordinator for paired commercial door openings requiring sequenced closing hardware.

Installation Notes

Door coordinators are installed by commercial door hardware technicians or qualified contractors familiar with paired door hardware assemblies. Ensure both door leaves and all exit devices or latch hardware are properly aligned before final coordinator adjustment. Disengage or secure both door leaves before mounting or servicing the coordinator arm and brackets. Consult the door hardware schedule and applicable building codes for required closing-sequence compliance on paired egress openings.