Sargent 281-CPS Tb Eb Surface Door Closer Dark Bronze

Product Description

The SARGENT 281-CPS TB EB is a heavy-duty surface-mounted door closer designed for commercial door applications where controlled, consistent closing force is required. It features a parallel arm mounting configuration with a compression stop, which limits door swing and reduces hardware stress at full open. Installation uses thru bolts for a secure, tamper-resistant fastening to the door and frame. The unit ships in a sprayed dark bronze enamel finish, making it suitable for doors where aesthetics and durability both matter. This closer is typically installed by commercial locksmiths, door hardware specialists, or general contractors on medium-to-heavy commercial doors.

The 281-CPS TB EB is intended for commercial and institutional building entrances, interior corridor doors, and other applications requiring reliable, code-compliant door control. The parallel arm mount allows the closer body to be mounted on the push side of the door, minimizing exposure to weather and abuse on exterior applications. The compression stop feature is particularly useful in high-traffic areas where doors are frequently pushed to their maximum swing position.

Key Features

• Heavy-duty surface mount construction suited for commercial-grade door traffic
• Parallel arm configuration mounts the closer body on the push side of the door
• Compression stop limits door swing to reduce stress on the arm and door hardware
• Thru-bolt fastening provides a secure, tamper-resistant installation
• Sprayed dark bronze enamel finish for aesthetic compatibility with standard commercial hardware

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation surface door closer for commercial doors requiring parallel arm mounting with a compression stop.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified door hardware technician or commercial locksmith familiar with ANSI door closer standards. Power down any access control or electric strike hardware integrated with the door before beginning work. Use thru bolts as supplied and ensure the door and frame are structurally capable of supporting the closer load. Verify local building codes and ADA requirements for closing speed and latching force before final adjustment.