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Available Sizes
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Inches
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MM
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Gauge
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4 1/2
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114.3
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.134
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5
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127.0
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.146
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- Steel base. Recommended for
use on average frequency and or medium weight doors in
schools, hospitals or other public buildings where
medium traffic is experienced.
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- TA2372
- Stainless steel base
material polished and passivated or Bronze base
material polished and plated or furnished in prime or
powder coat.
- TA2772
- Steel base material polished
and plated or furnished in prime or powder
coat.
- Availble
Options
- • Back Plate (BP-10)
- • TB (ball bearing)
- • TCA (concealed
bearing)
- • HT (hospital tip)
- • “S” (sheradizing, our
additional rust resistant base under prime coat on
steel base)
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- ANSI Cross
Reference:
- A2412
Bronze
- A5412
Stainless
- A8412 Steel
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- For special screws
consult Penner Doors on availability. The jamb leaf is
fastened into the mortise with machine screws. The
door leaf is applied full surface with wood screws or
grommet nuts and bolts. Specify if the door thickness
is greater than 13/4" to insure that proper bolt is
packed. The pin is held in place by an NRP set screw
which allows the hinge to be reversible.
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