Sargent 1431-CPSH Tb En Surface Door Closer Parallel Arm

Product Description

The SARGENT 1431-CPSH TB EN is a heavy-duty surface-mounted door closer designed for commercial and institutional door applications. It features a parallel arm mounting configuration with a compression stop, allowing the door to be held open at a controlled position. The closer is finished in sprayed aluminum enamel and is installed using thru bolts for a secure, tamper-resistant mount. Licensed door hardware technicians and commercial locksmiths are the typical installers for this type of unit. Built for high-cycle environments, it is suited for entry doors in schools, hospitals, offices, and government facilities.

This closer fits standard commercial door frames and is intended for use where a parallel arm mount is required due to door or frame geometry. The hold-open function with compression stop is commonly specified in applications where doors must remain open for traffic flow or accessibility compliance. The parallel arm configuration positions the arm on the push side of the door, reducing the closer body's exposure on the pull side.

Key Features

• Heavy-duty surface-mounted closer rated for high-traffic commercial use
• Parallel arm mounting with compression stop for controlled hold-open function
• Thru bolt installation for a secure, tamper-resistant connection
• Sprayed aluminum enamel finish for a clean, professional appearance
• Designed for commercial and institutional door applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation closer for standard commercial door and frame assemblies requiring a parallel arm surface closer with hold-open capability.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed door hardware technician or commercial locksmith familiar with ANSI door closer standards. Power down any electrified hardware on the door before beginning work and verify the door and frame dimensions before mounting. Thru bolt installation requires drilling through the door and should follow the manufacturer template exactly. Refer to local building codes and ADA accessibility guidelines for proper closing force and door swing specifications.