Sargent 25PSH En Door Closer Arm Heavy Duty Parallel

Product Description

The SARGENT 25PSH EN is a heavy-duty parallel arm designed for use with SARGENT 351, 281, and 1431 series door closers. This arm mounts in a parallel configuration and includes an integrated positive stop mechanism along with hold-open functionality, allowing the door to remain open at a set position. The sprayed aluminum finish provides a clean, low-profile appearance suited to commercial door applications. Licensed contractors and door hardware specialists install this arm as part of a complete door closer assembly in commercial and institutional settings.

This arm is intended for commercial door applications where a parallel arm mount is required and hold-open capability is needed. The positive stop feature limits door swing to a defined angle, protecting walls, adjacent hardware, and the closer mechanism itself. It is a direct replacement or upgrade arm for installations using the SARGENT 351, 281, and 1431 series closers in office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and similar commercial environments.

Key Features

• Heavy-duty parallel arm configuration for commercial-grade door closer installations
• Integrated positive stop limits door swing to protect walls and adjacent hardware
• Hold-open function allows the door to remain open at a set position
• Compatible with SARGENT 351, 281, and 1431 series door closers
• Sprayed aluminum finish for a clean, professional appearance

Compatibility

Designed for use with SARGENT 351, 281, and 1431 series door closers in parallel arm mount configurations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed door hardware technician or qualified contractor familiar with commercial closer hardware. Before servicing or replacing any closer arm, ensure the door is secured and the closer spring tension is fully relieved to prevent unexpected door movement. Follow the closer manufacturer's template and fastener specifications provided with the closer unit. Local building codes, including ADA accessibility requirements, may govern door opening force limits and should be verified prior to installation.