Safety Technology Intl Inc SS2038EM-EN Pneumatic Door Stopper

Product Description

The SAFETY TECHNOLOGY INTL INC SS2038EM-EN is a red pneumatic door stopper with mounting hardware, designed for use in exit device and push button applications. Pneumatic door stoppers use controlled air resistance to manage door movement, reducing impact forces on door frames, walls, and hardware. This unit ships as a single piece and is suited for installation by commercial door hardware technicians or general contractors working on light commercial or institutional projects. The red finish aids visibility in high-traffic or code-required egress areas.

This stopper is categorized under exit devices and push buttons, making it applicable in commercial, institutional, or light industrial settings where controlled door operation is required. Typical installations include corridor doors, stairwell exits, and other egress pathways where door management hardware is part of the overall life safety or access control plan. Installation teams sourcing replacements or new installations for pneumatic-style door control hardware will find this unit relevant to those applications.

Key Features

• Red finish for high-visibility identification in egress and exit device applications
• Pneumatic operation provides controlled, resistance-based door stopping action
• Includes mounting hardware for complete installation out of the box
• Sold individually as a single unit
• Categorized for exit device and push button system applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install component for pneumatic door stopper applications within exit device and push button systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed door hardware technician or qualified contractor. Shut off any connected access control or electric strike power before beginning work on the door assembly. Follow applicable building codes and manufacturer fastener guidelines when securing the mount to the door or frame. Avoid over-tightening fasteners into hollow-core door frames, as this may compromise the holding strength of the mount.