Sargent 25CPSH-EB Parallel Hold Open Door Closer Arm Bronze

Product Description

The SARGENT 25CPSH-EB is a heavy-duty parallel hold open arm with compression stop, designed for use with Sargent door closers in commercial applications. Forged steel construction and a Grade 1 rating make this arm suitable for high-traffic environments such as schools, hospitals, offices, and other commercial facilities. The hold-open function locks the door at a set angle, while the compression stop cushions the door swing to protect walls, frames, and surrounding hardware from impact damage. Finished in Sprayed Bronze Enamel (EB), color-coded 690/US20 to match Dark Satin Bronze hardware. At 11.25 inches in length, this arm mounts in a parallel arm configuration and meets ANSI/BHMA standards.

This arm is intended for parallel arm door closer installations on commercial-grade doors. It is a direct replacement component for Sargent 351, 281, and 1431 Series door closers. Parallel arm mounting is commonly used where the door opens toward the closer side of the frame, such as corridor and vestibule doors. The hold-open feature is particularly useful in applications requiring doors to remain open for extended periods, such as loading areas, service corridors, and accessible-entry doors in ADA-compliant facilities.

Key Features

• Forged steel construction rated Grade 1 for heavy-duty commercial use
• Integrated hold-open function keeps door secured at a set open angle
• Compression stop cushions door swing and prevents impact damage to walls and frames
• Parallel arm mounting configuration for standard commercial door closer installations
• Sprayed Bronze Enamel finish (EB), color code 690/US20, matches Dark Satin Bronze hardware
• Meets ANSI/BHMA standards for door control hardware

Compatibility

Designed as a direct replacement arm for SARGENT 351, 281, and 1431 Series door closers.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith, door hardware technician, or qualified facilities maintenance professional. Before servicing or replacing a door closer arm, ensure the closer is fully depressurized and the door is propped or secured to prevent uncontrolled movement. Follow the fastener pattern and torque guidance provided in the closer manufacturer's installation instructions. Local building codes, including ADA accessibility requirements, may govern door closer force settings after installation.