JavaScript seems to be disabled in your browser. For the best experience on our site, be sure to turn on Javascript in your browser.

Account

Order Your FREE Copy of Our Product Range Brochure today

Skip to the end of the images gallery

Skip to the beginning of the images gallery

SC100 Easyclose Door Closer

SC100 Easyclose door closer to be used with sliding doors

Suitable for doors weighing up to 100kg
Suitable for right- or left-hand openings

SKU:

SC100

Excl VAT £123.28

Product Information

Maximum Door Width
1270mm

Documents

Attachments
Name	File size	PDF
Easyclose Fitting Instructions	333.94 KB	Download
Easyclose Fitting Instructions	605.71 KB	Download
Easyclose Datasheet	401.23 KB	Download

CAD Drawings

Description	PDF	DXF	DWG

SC100 - SLIDO CLOSE LVL A
SC100 - SLIDO CLOSE LVL A	134.30 KB	2.56 MB	383.29 KB

Product Description

Our SC100 is a pneumatic door closer designed for sliding doors weighing up to 100kg. Ideal for both new installations or retrofitting, it provides a smooth automatic closing action. Suitable for both right- or left-hand door openings.

To be used with:

Husky Sliding 100
Product code:Husky Sliding 100

From £96.80

View details

More Information

More Information
SKU	SC100
Fire Rated (Yes/No)	No

Q&A

Question:

Hi
Will your sc100 easyclose be suitable for my narrow 70cm sliding doors.

Question by: Tim on 6 Sept 2024, 17:32

Answer:

Good morning,

The retracted length of our SC100 closer is 711mm so therefore would not be suitable for use with a 700mm door if being fitted to the door. Alternatively, you could fit the closer to the frame/pelmet. Please contact us for more information.

Thanks,
P C Henderson

Answer by: Kate Donkin (Admin) on 9 Sept 2024, 09:22

Question:

If I use a catch to hold the door open for long periods, say 1 hour or more, what affect will this have on the self closing mechanism, will the door self close after this long time period when the catch id disengaged and will it cause any long term issues with the system?

Question by: Kate Donkin on 22 Oct 2020, 01:00

Answer:

Good afternoon, Using a catch to hold the door open will not cause any problems to the functioning of the system. Many thanks, Kate Marketing Assistant

Answer by: admin admin (Admin) on 22 Oct 2020, 15:01